Could Favstar possibly create a "Delete Button" for tweets that have a typo, but unfortunately has already been kindly starred? Even after its been deleted from Twitter, if it has one star, it'll be there to torment you until it gets flushed out. I can't help but agonize over the mistake and embarrassment when this happens. And I've noticed that other people have said the same thing as well. A delete button would especially be useful moments after you have posted, in order to correct the mistake and re-tweet. Please Favstar, create a "Delete Button". Thanks

On user pages, it would be handy (when logged in) to see whether or not a particular user follows you ...maybe somewhere near their name at the top.

Additionally, perhaps, when browsing pages such as the "Faved By" page, an indicator as such could accompany the "Follow/Following" button.

Certainly this is just a matter of parsing friend data from the other direction.

Favrd's best feature is that you can mindlessly scroll through hundreds of random tweets and find hilarious jokes and new people. Favstar might find more stars you have to know what you want to look at before you can see it.

Make the main page a leaderboard for the past two days (maybe call it 'upcoming'), with a focus on bringing to light new and exceptional content.

Reorder the primary and secondary tabs throughout the site so that the left tabs are about recent tweets, middle tabs are about the individual who is logged in and the people they know (i.e. self and community), and the final tabs are about highly starred (i.e. leaderboard) tweets. It would end up looking like this:

Primary: 'Upcoming(?)', Me, My Friends, Leaderboard
Secondary: Recent, Faved By, Given, Popular

The focus would then be on upcoming tweets before community, and finally excellent content that has been noticed and is unlikely to change rapidly - unlike some recent tweets that can disappear unnoticed.

Also, it might not hurt to insert random 5 or 6+ tweets in pages in the same way Digg inserts ads into its pages. This would help to even the playing field and help people uncover under-recognised talent.

Some of my favorite tweets have disappeared into the Twitterverse because they had almost enough favs to get on my "Popular" page, but not quite. In the meantime, tweets I am not that fond of stay on my "Popular" page week after week. I would love a way to be able to delete some tweets on my "Popular" page to make room for others, or even better have a static third page I could continually update, like a "My Personal Favorites" page. Thank you!

I (shamefacedly) admit that I'm following @favstar only to get the quicker star-collecting benefits, not because I want news updates about the app itself. How about separating the news updates into a separate account, so that the two audiences (people who want updates and people who just want their stars counted) can each choose whether they want to follow both or not?