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On the current homepage, you can only see five themes per page, with only two or three of those above the fold. I'd like to redesign this to fit more themes on a page and place more emphasis on the theme's screenshot.

The idea is to display the themes' thumbnails in a grid arrangement, with further information appearing when the user hovers their mouse cursor over the thumbnail. I'll put together a design for this tonight, but I wanted to get feedback first.

Update the core license.md file to be accurate.

I wanted to add my "mbo" theme, but contributing is too complicated (especially for existing themes).
Also, not everyone has Ruby installed.
Please consider making possible to import a theme from its GH repo.

We need to define the standards for post names. Currently we have a mix of:

yyyy-mm-dd-theme_name.md versus yyyy-mm-dd-theme_name-author_name.md

Since the author is already attributed in the post I see no reason not to use the former standard and not the later.

Need to properly SEO the site to get google page rank up...

Currently the template for posts looks like this:

---
layout: theme
thumbnail:
title:
tags:
author:
author_url:
package_url:
package_name:

---

Add a date option with timestamp (like octopress does) to ensure themes are ordered more accurately. Something like this:

date: 2014-03-01 06:00:23 -0800

Add a total count of themes somewhere.

This snippet accomplishes that:

{{ site.posts | size }}

So under the site tagline, or elsewhere we could use something like this:

<small>Total Number of Themes: {{ site.posts | size }}</small>

None of the existing posts have a date: option so the themes are being sorted by postname and not by most recent.

Setup a Rakefile for creating templated posts.

we're using 2, we should only use one.