Also, you might want to edit your post. You have:<p><a href="http://1milejobs:8080" rel="nofollow">http://1milejobs:8080</a><p>rather than:<p><a href="http://1milejobs.com:8080" rel="nofollow">http://1milejobs.com:8080</a><p>The first thing I noticed was the use of "mile" in your domain and
company name. Using "mile" is problematic since most of the world is on
the metric system. I fired up a thesaurus to augment the tiny amount of
imagination I have for this kind of thing, but the best suggestions I
came up with that weren't already registered were:<p>No match for "NEIGHBORINGJOBS.COM"<p>No match for "CLOSEBYJOBS.COM"<p>Sadly, tons of domains with "jobs" in it are already taken.<p>Your faq says you've tested with recent browsers, but you need to put
some effort into maintaining support for older browsers (yes, I know
it's a pain, but such is web development). The following screen shot
was done on Firefox 18:<p><a href="http://www.designtools.org/pix/1milejobs_app.png" rel="nofollow">http://www.designtools.org/pix/1milejobs_app.png</a><p>It looks a better in chromium 24:<p><a href="http://www.designtools.org/pix/1milejobs_app_chrome.png" rel="nofollow">http://www.designtools.org/pix/1milejobs_app_chrome.png</a><p>In Chromium, when loading over a slow-ish Internet connection, there's a
flash of a set of icons with titles, but they disappear behind the
above. I don't want to poke at it, but I'd bet if I toggled visibility,
I might find something that you don't want accessible.<p>For your initial app display, I'd use geo-location to get the general
location of the visitor, and display a few listings from that area, even
a wider area than one mile if need be.<p>It's an interesting concept. Good Luck!