I just put the latest version of the Jambo contact form for Habari on the Habari-Extras repo. So now anyone who wants to participate in the development of Jambo can do so. And please feel free do make it better, or fix my mistakes, that's why it's there.
You will also find Tabasamu, StaticFront, and HabariMarkdown there too. Enjoy and thanks.
You might be wondering what the hell happened to my site. Well, it changed. As you may have noticed I no longer run WordPress. I'm now running Habari on this site. It's not because Habari is better than WordPress, but simply because I got bored of WordPress and Habari offered a new code base for me to play with. I still highly recomend and support the WordPress project.
You will also notice that all my current WordPress plugins and themes are no longer supported. Since I won't be keeping up with WordPress anymore I can no longer support them. If you wish to take them on yourself and develop them further, please send me an email, and I'll link them to your site.
Finally I would like to say thank you to the WordPress team and community. It has been a great 4 years. I'll miss all the Press 
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I'm trying to come up with a new URI design for my site. My thinking is to "version" everything by date. So for example, I could have /blog/post-slug/2007-04-01. There might only be one version of most blog posts, but it would allow for "follow up" posts on the same topic at a letter date.
My second thought is to use the content-type in the URI, /content-type/post-slug/version; Giving something like, /entry/post-slug/2007-04-01, or /page/about/2007-04-01. A URI without the version would simply be the latest version, /page/about. This also lends well to my projects. I would maybe have a content-type of "project", so I could have /project/tabasamu/2007-04-01 etc.
Thus I could categorize all content by it's type and version, then further by tags. I'm liking this idea, hopefully I can hack around with Habari a bit and see if I can make it work. Here's hoping post-slugs are not unique, as they shouldn't be (for my case anyway ).