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I'd rather not do animations for the scroll downs. They're unnecessary, they'd add a considerable amount of code bloat, and they'd slow down on slower devices.
Me too, and it's great. Makes things so much faster now!EDIT: Only problem is that it doesn't tell you when there's been a ninja post before you
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