CHAS0001  I have been using Unision for downloading Usenet content and have been very happy with it. Recently I thought I would try SABNZBD and I am extremely impressed with the features. The web interface is very slick and it means that I can access the SABNZBD server from any computer on my network. Great product....Keep up the good work!  
(Version 0.4.8)

BALANCHINE  A fast and full-featured NZB-based Usenet client. It's a different concept from other Usenet apps (it works in the background and you configure it through a browser interface) but once you get the hang of it, it makes perfect sense.

Note to developer: Thanks for making the latest build 10.4 compatible. (I got a bit worried when I found that the previous release was 10.5 only).  
(Version 0.4.2)

RATTUS  Incredibly cool. Set it up to use your Usenet provider of choice (I love Internode) and grab .nzb files from www.binsearch.info - couldn't be easier.

You don't even need a separate program for verifying .par2 files and joining/unpacking .rar files. It does it all for you. Set and forget.

This is so great (and free), that its replaced Unsion and UnrarX on my computer for binary downloading.  
(Version 0.3.4)

E_COMMERCE  ARGH. The browser auto-launch "feature" is driving me nuts. Because of that little chestnut, I can't use this as a login item any longer, since it will throw up a browser window. I just want it quietly running in the background as a daemon, no app, as God (and Apple) intended. Include a link along with the package for people to open the web interface themselves.  
(Version 0.3rc3)

E_COMMERCE  Works extremely well, automating the use of NZB's to download files from Usenet. A few comments:

- As this program has no GUI, it would be much better distributed as a StartupItem or LaunchDaemon, rather than as an application with a Dock icon with no way to quit.

- If there is some odd reason it must remain as an application, please add the "LSUIElement" key to the Info.plist. This will keep it from adding a Dock icon, but may be confusing as there is no feedback the program is running.

Looking towards the future, a GUI would be good to add, especially a "first-run" wizard that could set the server and directory settings, rather than using the (admittedly excellent) web-based configuration interface.  
(Version 0.2)

SCHOSCHIE  It launches, but then nothing happens for a couple of minutes. I quit. :(  
(Version 0.2)

SWGS1  this looks like exactly what I wanted! The SABNZBd install instructions were a bit confusing and there were a few dependencies that I had trouble getting to install without error. So a prepared binary for sabnzbd is a very wonderful thing.

I look forward to using this at length.  
(Version 0.2)