Be able to choose to make story a draft, private, or live story. I use storify to compile research - not just for stories. It's incredible for creating a research doc on say... a new business idea - and I want to keep them private. And have the choice to invite partners to view the 'stories.'

Stories are so much like blog posts and website content that similarly robust reporting and analytics capabilities would be helpful. Integrating with GA would be great--and much quicker than trying to build something comparable.

While items can be deleted from the story itself, they remain forever in the storypad. This is a problem because it makes it impossible to register changes in a given source URL. If I Storify my own blog post and later correct an error, I can't re-Storify the corrected post unless I give it a different URL -- the old info remains in the storypad cache.

When I first created the story I called it "geoloqi test". This set the URL to "geoloqi-test". When I changed the story title, the URL didn't update and I found no way of editing it.

I expect that pressing the next page of content would be loaded. #fail

Vine is an app that is similar to Instagram, but instead of pictures being shared it's short videos. Really it would just be for graphic appeal

Of course it's kinda tricky when it comes to privacy, since most Facebook status updates are private. But if you let users choose to willingly make their updates publicly available, it shouldn't be a problem. It would be even nicer, to have the comments included as well, but this might really be a problem.

Would strongly like to see an export feature, so I can back my stories up or move them to another service if I choose.

Like Tumblr and Twitter, when you scroll down and hit the bottom of the page, instead of a 'Load More' link, just fetch more then. I have a long story and would like for users not to have to keep clicking 'Load More'.

After trying this out embedded in tumblr, I can see you probably did this so that it wouldn't interfere with their streams which the story becomes a part of. But that could be fixed by turning on the Load More link if it is embedded.

Some sites, like Wordpress.com, do not allow embedding Javascript. An HTML option would be a most welcome addition. Having some options to customize the embed (length, height) would also be great

Since clients want a report about the acitivities on their social media channels, it would be great if one could create a presentation from the storify stories in a jiffy.

Our website is wrapped in such a way that the width of the Storify embed code doesn't fit our content area. It would be great if we could have an easy way to set our own embed widths.

Once you've created an account via twitter or facebook the ability to create a username & password combination is lost - making it impossible to sign up for iftt.com.

The only way round this (if you want to use the same email and username as the account you created already) is to delete your storify account, and re-create it without using the twitter login.

Of course this will delete all of your stories. So I suggest storify allow users to create username/password (or just password) after creation of an account via twitter.

Would be great if you expanded the range of places where one can publish Storify Stories to ...

Unbelieavable that IE9 is not supported. On Windows 7, it is the most popular browser, how can you not support it??

It is difficult to manage my subscriptions because when I go to the subscriptions page, I see all of the stories from everyone I am subscribed to. I would like to be able to see WHO I am subscribed to, so I can more easily unsubscribe if needed.

I was in the process of creating a story and I prematurely published it. My only option to hide it from public view is to lose all my work and delete it? I am very surprised no one else has pointed this out yet. In my opinion, that's a major lack of very important functionality.