wolf:

adj1 (no way to find a capital letter in subst?)
ajw2 (i like the 3d buttons and the u&l keyboards.  very rpn operation)
bc6 (nice try on the regexp, but it didn't work for X* -- also, why
	does Find clear all the strings?)
cew4 (elegant, if a bit too easy on the replace functionality)
chl1
clh1
jastraat (only thing i noticed is that find_replace doesn't show the 
	result)
jhdavis (aaack -- one line per char?  and the replace is a bit sad)
kg3 + (i very much like the length result leaving the string intact -- good
	use of "registers" overall)
kkl1
sdb1 (hey, your clear is js/client-side, not php, right?  also, where is
	your space, and your replace?)
wbk1 + (nice as usual -- i just learned the disabled attribute from you,
	i have some quibbles about STO clearing IN)

k9:

alan_yeung ++ (best i've seen -- regexp replace didn't work)
amg1 (i couldn't get regexp replace to work, but this is a great try!)
amh6 (looks beautiful, but even space doesn't work...)
cbh1 (couldn't get replace to work, but nice Zone)
cls1 (hey, replace works!  clever management of strings, no space bar?)
cz1 (solid -- go further!)
dfk1 (a bit strange, but i like fresh ideas)
djfreima (also solid)
dmo1 (jimminy, what a keyboard!  it's a bit long for my display at home.  this
	is good)
emh4 (hey, someone likes php)
ewm1 -- (some functionality i guess)
jas6 (this is well designed)
jdt1 (+, ok, the mouseovers are soooooo nice -- an apple man, i presume?
	but i couldn't get replace to work, and why not store the stack
	in the page instead of where two users can collide?  or did you 
	think two could collaborate?)
jjl2 (solid)
jp1 (this is easy, but good)
jy3 
jyd1 (some bugs, but interesting -- caps dies, should switch focus when replace
	is pressed)
jz7 (no way to push the uppercase result into the active string field?)
kkl1 (seems to work great!  a bit easier with the input fields, ey?)
kma1 ++  (oh you are evil with your regexp subst, where you take a* to
	match leading and trailing null strings!)
laz1 +  (quite a nice treatment of replacement)
npyianil -- (this is the kind of thing i would do, i guess! -- elegant if 
	incomplete)
nsr2 (this is good)
nw4 + (wow, regexps!  but clunky interface, esp string switch, and big big 
	keypads)
pas4
ptd2 + (like the keypad shift -- don't like the vertical buttons or the html bug)
sg3 (a bit wimpy to have me type in the target string...)
sz1 (fine, but still have debugging in there)
tpw1 - (not all working)