Current forum URLs are really ugly, meaning it's very difficult for me to say "please leave us feedback at [URL]" because I can't remember the URL. Would be nice if the URLs were more like "subdomain.uservoice.com/iphone" or "subdomain.uservoice.com/forums/iphone".

On the end-user site, add an option to allow reading through the comments from top to bottom, oldest first.

Currently there's no way to even mark a word as bold or italic. Well, I guess you could make it ALL-CAPS (lame) or put something *around* it, but somehow both of those just seem somehow kludgey... I hate gratuitous colors and font-size changes as much as the next guy, but SOME formatting actually helps communicate better. How about adding support for at least some very simple markup like Markdown or Textile...?

When you have multiple forums for a company, forcing one to the default makes things political :-).

I'd like an option to provide the default uservoice landing page to be a set of content with a listing of the available forums for that user with their associated images next to them.

I don't like the forcing of a default forum.

Have an explanation bubble appear when a user hovers over their karma score to show how it is calculated. Or have a link on them so a user can go figure that out.

Seeing as UserVoice HelpDesk is not a contact us form, but a Help Desk -- It would make logic sense to make the Contact Us form A) Re namable, so people who actually use it as a help desk can advertise it as a help desk and B) Allow the option for it to be in an individual page, so we can direct people to the exact place to create a ticket.

Not everyone wants to use words like "Contact Us", "Knowledgebase", or "Feedback" on their UserVoice site - allow customizations of at leas the major titles and buttons on user-facing portal pages.

It would be nice to be able to customize how everything else is being displayed. Like making the word feedback smaller, shortening the line that says “Help us improve by sharing ideas and voting for the best ones.”

Allow image attachments to be rendered inline with the user's comments (not just displayed as a link to a new page). This is a piggyback to the more import enhancement - "Allow users to add attachments" http://feedback.uservoice.com/forums/1-uservoice-feedback/suggestions/1284-allow-users-to-add-attachments

i like the way admin and your own comments are highlighted when viewing an idea's full details page.

i think it would improve idea refinement a great deal if this same kind of highlighting was applied to comments made by an idea's author. an author could then add to/clarify the idea and have that extra info made more visible to admins and critics. i think usability would also improve because there doesn't seem to be a way to edit ideas after they're submitted.

If I've elected to load a page dedicated to a suggestion, I likely want to read the whole thing. Very often I have to click the "more" link -- and most of the time just to reveal the final four words of the suggestion.

Currently, Twitter and Facebook are the only buttons displayed. We have no way to disable them (aside from hiding them using CSS rules, which doesn't actually stop the button from loading thus useless javascript and css and reporting back to various social networks).

It'd be great if we could choose which buttons we wanted to display using simple checkboxes. In addition, Google+ should be added.

On getting to our full service homepage users aren't clear on how to suggest ideas. They don't realise they have to actually go into a specific forum to be able to add ideas to it. Maybe you could have a 'Suggest an idea' link or something just below the big search field...

It would be great if users of the feedback forums could collapse comments so that they can only see the votes and titles - a collapse all / expand all button on the side would be great plus the ability to collapse / expand individual items.

If I want to see or leave a comment, I have to click into the idea. It would be more user-friendly to be able to comment or view comments Facebook-style from the portal page and load them with javascript at least.

Because we can't open facebook and twitter in china, so our users can't use facebook and twitter API. Their uservoice page can't load completely and they can't add comment.

Add robust template system for feedback sites - including professionally designed templates users can choose from and advanced custom templates for pro-level users.