Ernest Oporto doesn’t like my Orange Frames Theme …
… but he seems to be semi-inspired by Gregarius, itself.
One response to “Ernest Oporto doesn’t like my Orange Frames Theme …”
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John Tokash 
Very inspired, actually. Gregarius has some nice features that I’ve tried to replicate, only without the nice AJAX functionality like you’ve provided. I like the frames because it reminds me of Feed On Feeds. With a theme very similar to Feed On Feeds high density display, I would seriously give Gregarius another look.