There are times when I would like to go back and review some of my prior forum posts/questions. It would be nice to have a search feature that can be restricted to only me as the threads first posting person, as well as any thread I have posted to.

When code is entered in the posting, if it ever needs to be edited, it seems the line breaks are stripped and the code becomes one long sentence. Or it may be split into multiple code boxes.

Seperate the forums in asp.net for VB and C# because the amount of times you write VB.NET and get a C# reply when stating you want it in VB.NET

As msdn forums has this feature, use the same here. So that user can know how many persons get the help from the particular reply/post.

Hi,
I really have got no further help to these
http://forums.asp.net/t/1888374.aspx/1?Namespace+name+ZipArchive+could+not+be+found
http://forums.asp.net/t/1885788.aspx/1?Reason+of+the+error
http://forums.asp.net/t/1888070.aspx/1?Why+I+get+the+error+

why do I usually get no help to my questions, while they have been stated clearly in the forum?

I would suggest to have an tab on the top in the same bar as you have Home, Pages etc...and put the related stuff there....

I can't seem to find a complete MVC 2/3 NuGet package and at the moment creating a VS2010 MVC project fetches assemblies local to the developer machine. This makes it difficult to move the solution to a build server without installing VS, which seems a bad idea.

I cannot logout or access my account settings while reading http://asp.net on a tablet

There are a lot of people who use laptop size screens, ie. 1200x900 etc and not 1920x1600 screens, try viewing the website on these smaller screens and optimize a bit. Om my laptop, half the screen is filled with fluff. Yes the images make sense but they take up a huge amount of vertical real estate on small screens. And yes, I tend to spend more of my time trying to learn new stuff i.e. visiting sites like this when sitting at home with my laptop than when at work using a larger monitor.

Hope that the net can have an image saver to submit an image directly without only referring an image URL……Just like what we can see in MSDN。

Cross linking windows live logins with a regular login...what a mess. Now you know why the "world" never accepted windows Live. Let it go...it was an epic failure. Use a regular login mechanism.

I can't even login in anymore...its hopeless.

I suggest you introduce a mobile site as well as mobile app for the ASP.NET forum for easy navigation.

Make an option for user to mark post as a read without opening to thread.
This will helpful for user to find their relative thread easily.

Plan for a rewarding system according to the reputation of the users based on their performance in quiz contests and other contributions.

In the CSS, we see: "...font-family: 'Segoe UI', Tahoma, Arial...". Please consider either moving Arial ahead of Tahoma as the fallback, or removing Tahoma altogether. This I'm sure will come off as an overstatement, but seeing the site in Tahoma ruins it for me both aesthetically and in terms of legibility. There's a reason you don't see Scott Hanselman's re-design in Tahoma; it just wouldn't be as good as Arial.