Any search results page, watchlist, or comment page has JSON/XML/RSS representations.

Will use Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * header to allow cross-site requests via javascript

It would be really cool if refactory.org would provide a javascript, so everyone can show the codesnippets in their blog.

I imagine somthing like pastie.org or refactormycode.com already provides.

Advantage:
Bloggers wouldnt use <pre> or javascript-highlighter to show their code, but would use refactory -> database grows -> everything is fine...

I've forgotten my password :-( How do I reset it / get it sent to my email?

Just an idea.

I made a mistake in the title (due to a focus problem with the editor, but that is another thing), but I can't fix it !

Please make it possible to delete accounts please.

thats it.

Have a dropdown bog or some other means by which a user can know which languages are supported by syntax highlighting.

Various programming languages comes with various color conventions. It would be nice to have specific coloring behavior depending on the originating languages.

Snippet flags would be added to an entry via a special syntax ([flag=delete]) on the edit page. Flags would include "delete", "fork", "stub", etc. Each flag would represent a comment thread, and would persist future revisions until the flag is removed from the source.

Please add a link to a snippet so that one can download the raw code.

If an API is made, send an Access-Control-Allow-Origin header and make it's value be "*". This will allow cross-domain HTTP requests that don't sacrifice the requesting site's security due to not having to put a third-party (evilwalrus) script on their page.
Currently, only two browsers (IE8 and FF 3.5) support native cross-domain requests but every current major browser (IE8, FF3, Opera 9.6, Safari 4, Google Chrome) can support them if you add a pmxdr host api to evilwalrus.org/pmxdr/api which you can find more about at http://eligrey.com/projects/pmxdr/#host-library

would be nice if the submitted snippets actually kept their visual "spacing structure" -- makes it easier on eye and easier to read.

further, congrats on a fantastic effort.