Opera Playground

OK, we call it 'baton' in Japanese, and I usually ignore them, because I hate such a kind of 'multilevel marketing system' so much. But at the comments in Daniel's OperaWatch, there seems to be many Opera users who want to talk. And Laurence kindly sent me an invitation of it, I think it likes me to spread the words among the Japanese users.
If you get a 'tag' from me, just ignore the list of next 5 persons to hand it over, simply answer the questions, if you like it.

My list is below, as

1. Stick to the web standards. That's the only way for Opera to survive in the present market. In the future, if Opera got some amounts of shares in it, still you should keep it in mind. Otherwise, I had to look for another alternative browsers

2. Stability, stability, stability. Even now, Merlin offers fairly good experiences to me, except freezes which I meet time to time. I want to use stable software.

3. Easy updates, as many want. In this very point, Firefox exceeds Opera, unfortunately.

4. Online synchronization between Desktop and Mobile. This might implement in Peregrine or Kestrel, but we have to ask the important features time to time.

5. Better BTS. This might not belong to this events, but better BTS improves the quality of Opera itself and promotes the users/lovers of it at forum/netnews or so, to post much more bug reports.

I'd like to give them tag,
Kuruman, Taken, Higeorange, Watanabe, and Browerjs.