Well, I haven't forgotten this project, I've just been very busy and had some other projects of (not related to programming) I have been doing lately. Anyway, my plan is to spend a little bit of time on this each day. So over the past few days I decided to go back and polish up the client end of the game. The game used to be only compatible with Firefox, however, I took a stab at cross-browser compatibility and it now runs perfectly FireFox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Safari. While I was at that I decided to get some new backgrounds for the UI, subtlepatterns.com had some really good ones. And the game will now run in a new browser window when launched with the intention of forcing people to play at a uniform resolution. Here's a screenshot from the latest build:

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Yeah I just usually keep a backup of the previous .jar file that way I have a copy of the older version of Minecraft. It was handy back in Beta when the completely changed the map generation code and all the previous seeds no longer worked.

So I have actually been able to revive the old seeds like; 404 and Glacier.
Would put a link to my topic on the MC forums but I don't know if I'm allowed to post it here.

9419. Hmm...

I think the only way to keep the topic alive is to say random stuff so that people will respond.

Mouldy brownish cheese!

Is that no apply just for you or basically everyone?

Do you have a website already? Did you write it in HTML yourself? If you wrote it yourself and feel your visitors will be be using browsers that support HTML 5. I think this should be helpful:
http://w3schools.com/html5/default.asp