Hierchical Comments
Comments sections are displayed in a hierchical tree. This means that when you post a comment you can post it in response to the initial post, or reply to another users comment, and your comment will in turn be displayed directly under that branch of the tree. This allows users to branch out into different areas of discussion related to the intial post, and avoid any other discussions started which don't interest them.

Taxonomy Tags
Posts can now have taxonomy terms associated with them as a method of tagging an article. These tags serve as a sort of categorizing posts such that users can view all posts given a certain tag.

Breakable Posts
News entries and blog entries can now show a short preview of the article, and then the entire article when the user clicks on the post's title. Page breaks are automatically determined.

User Blogs
Each user who creates a login now has the ability to enter their own blog posts to their own personal user blog. Talk about things like research you are doing, events you have attended, and other forms of activism and news, just try to keep it within the scope of the site, and not a blog for your new puppy. Keep in mind that on occasion user blog entries may be chosen to be displayed on the front page, so keep your language clean and be sure to spell check!

Quicklinks
You can now quickly link to other pages on 911blogger.com by inserting double square brackets ('[') around the title of an existing article or page.

User Submitted Events
We've updated the 'Upcoming Events' by adding the ability for user's to submit their own events related to 9/11. You can also now see a monthly calander view as well.