There are some new features showing up in Rojo - a brief (and seemingly incomplete) note in this Forum post; no news from the rojo-folk about the balance of the new features yet, but I’m sure it’s coming.
Here’s what I’m seeing:

Permalink to this story in Rojo - not sure what the goal of this one […]

Anyone using Rojolicious should be aware (and probably already is) that there’s a potential problem with the migration scripts from Greasemonkey 0.3.x to 0.5.1. Apparently 0.5.2 fixed this problem, but I think that if you got 0.5.1 before 0.5.2 was available, 0.5.2+ didn’t resolve the issue (I say this because I was at 0.5.3 […]

Rojo Forums are here!
I had mentioned this to the support team at Rojo a while back, and I knew it was in the works, but it’s good to finally see it here! Hopefully the Rojo community will come out of the woodwork and make this a lively place to exchange ideas, tools, and information. […]

Barbara Stephenson of Rojo tells me they’ve implemented a few new features over the last few days, two of which related to requests that I (probably among others) had made.

They’ve made the selection for “Show unread” a sticky preference, meaning that once I set that option it stays set for return visits to the site. […]

The folks over at Rojo have fixed a bug with the share page that was making the tag field disappear from the page. Now they’re back!

Since I use Rojolicious as my main in-road to posting entries to de.icio.us, missing this field was kind of a big deal to me. Thanks, Rojo!
In concert with […]

Long delay since last posting; I’ve been busy breaking Rojolicious and putting it back together, working on the start of a response to Scoble’s request for a service, which is a lead-in to some stuff I want to do with attentionxml. Ai; not enough hours in the day!
In other news, I also opened a […]

When Steve Gillmor wrote:
I wish Joshua Schacter would respond to Chris Alden and work out a Rojo flag-to-del.ico.us bridge so I can autopopulate my del.icio.us feed with items.
I responded by saying that it seemed an easy fix for something like Greasemonkey to take care of. Knowing from the same post that Steve is running […]