Hi jmillman,1. Rating cotnrol is basically a set of javascript and DOM that is sealed as a single cotnrol and output to a browser. I haven't tried it on a webpart, but, since it requires the context of the item it's trying to rate   I assume it can only be placed on a webpart within Display/Edit form. If you place it on a random page it won't know the context of an item which your trying to rate and therefore refuse to render.2. User can cast rating, which is picked up by timer job and average is calculated. Same user can cast another rating on the same item later and this new rating will take place of the old rating and average will be recalculated. In essence users can change their mind about the rating. That's how it works now, I don't know if MS plans to change it.

This was quite a good story, I only wish that I could find a body suit like that.

TO: Jezzi Belle Stewart

Did you ever think that the Wizard knew that this is what they both really wanted!

    What is it with these guys whose wives betray them and they just say, "Oh, OK."?  Sure he didn't finish reading the directions.  Why? Because he trusted his so-called loving wife, who, then, without consulting him, changed him into a woman permanently - no opportunity for choice on his part from either her or the Wizard.  To me it doesn't matter whether that's what he subconsciously wanted or not.  It's not about the transformation, it's about a BETRAYAL of TRUST!  I would have been in shock first, and then say, "You know, you're right, I do want to be a woman, but I do not want to be with you any more."  Then I would have, being practical, packed up all the new clothes and left.  
   If she really loved him, and knew through the Wizard that this was what he subconsciously wanted, why didn't she demand it be temporary, then after the fun, ask him if he wanted it to be permanent; he would most likely have agreed.    OR why not just keep the suit and see if he wore it more and more often till it just became full time.

a wonderful story. I started reading it due to the fact I love Halloween stories on boards like Crystal so I didn't even read the catagories and was pleasently surprise when Spells R Us popped into the tale.