create some sort of an updater and check for updates for our installed scripts

The search box for searching all greasemonkey scripts should be more accessible! Please put the search box on every page, or at least on all pages in the directory "userscripts.org/scripts/". Currently, the only way to access the search functionality is to click on the "scripts" tab on the top of the page.

Instead of just throwing the scripts into a huge list, classify them according to categories; like site, purpouse, etc.

Hi,

Please add some option where people can vote for removal of outdated, malware, stealing scripts.

For exmaple if a script receives 3 times as much "Remove" votes as "Keep" votes, after a total of 100 votes, the script gets deleted.

"Cookie Stealing Scripts " and other fraudulent scripts... figure out a method to better protect us from these problems

There used to be a search field at the top right of the front page, making it easy to look up a script. Now you have to navigate to it. This is huge step backwards compared to the previous layout. Ideally, the first thing people want to do when they visit the site is see popular scripts and search for new ones. In its current state, the front page does not satisfy that, and makes it more difficult and tiresome to use the site as a whole.

This could eliminate the need to install a style when it's already in Greasemonkey. Stylish has this on their site, and also when a style is updated it says: Style has been updated since your last install.

We would type one or two extra words per post and the spam would be gone and the forums would be usable again.

Add an option to delete a user account.
So people that want to leave can do so.

double installs. duplicate counts of installs.
http://userscripts.org/topics/98875

If one person creates a script initially, then another person alters it substantially (or rewrites it but provides the same features), it would be nice if the second author could be added as an admin for that script for credit where credit is due, and for future maintenance.

when viewing a script you be able to see the sites the script is setup to execute on by default.

This would hopefully eliminate the need for the "Spam and malware" topic. Also, a better system to actually follow through and remove spam (eg. I've personally had spam in comments of one of my scripts for weeks, I flagged it and posted on the forums and it's still not been removed - http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9580#comment-38856).

Turn back to the old search engine.I can't find any interesting script now.Google search is too massive so I can't find a concret script that has the features I want

error : Your account has not been activated. Use 'reset password' to be sent another activation e-mail

I never received mail ????

Each time that a spam post is removed from the forum, if it contains links, these are added to a black list, if a new post has a link contained in the black list it will considered as a spam post as well and trashed directly.

Scripts that don't use "GM_*" can work at Firefox (with Gresemonkey), Opera and probably at more browsers. Maybe scriptwriters can mark at what browsers their script can work correctly. And it will be show on the right as a small icons (they can work as a link to FAQ for specified browser). Or You can search on server for "GM_*" tags, and mark scripts as working only at Firefox or (if You don't find any "GM_*") Firefox and others.

Add an amount of unique installs for userscripts.
This way you can get a better track of the amount of users, using a particular userscript.

There should be a group of moderators who cleanup the forum and expand the forum maybe. The forum is so cluttered that I don't like coming there.