It's most the same as OCaml, but there is some differences...

It is amazing to me how many obscure languages that are dead and buried appear on these sorts of tools, yet one that is up and coming and dominating a sector (academic statistics research) gets ignored =)

Easy fix though add R. The style files are usually close to C with python like commenting. The gnome linux desktop has one built in for R if you want suggestions.

Like Twitter or Flickr, I'd love to store and share someone's snippets

Thats!!... edit snipts please!

Nemerle (perspective .net language, see http://nemerle.org ) is released and there are already several Nemerle projects.

We will provide any information / help for it.

Not able to Edit my Snipt code, the CSS decoration isn't loading, and the JS isn't firing when I try to save changes. Please look into this, see image attached.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-eoO62DVR3LY/T3M2GECPenI/AAAAAAAAA0I/5fJOzv1oeWc/s144/snipt.png

The issue occurred with Chrome / IE

The document at http://snipt.org/lWm (not posted by me) does not render all the way. It does download properly, but does not render to the end.

it would be nice if it either completely rendered, or else rendered a reminder that the remainded is available by download.

Add support for the IBM i language RPGLE/RPGIV. Free format would be fine, fixed would be a bonus.

I'd like to see the option of having the embed contain only the code portion, this would integrate much better with blogs etc and for small snippets of code would be better, rather than having the borders and title etc.

It would be great if the embedded code could have an option to add just a link and then expand the code box downward when clicked, allowing the user to add the code to his blog without having it displayed by default....

Because Twitter is blocked in China. I cannot create a Twitter account and therefore cannot create a Snipt account. Can you consider accepting account logins based on OpenID?

I frequently have to share code, and if I had something I could click on that would just bring up a quick window for me to paste code in it would be great.

A bookmarklet, like Bit.ly's would be great, that way I could it put it on web pages and other people could do it too.

In my opinion (my friends agree), the programming language type should be an input text with suggestions, because there are a LOT of things to select from. (ex. google suggest)

I added here some codes and embedded on my site 2 months ago and now I see that the code is missing from your server. Is it a bug?
For example this:
http://snipt.org/embed/xnonp

I think it'd be of great help for a lot of developers located in the online virtual world Second Life, if they'd be able to highlight the LSL syntax correctly.

Cloud Coder don't work... Error 401 "Api Authorization Failed (is twitter down?)"