From now on, I won't be updating the list, and I won't be coding a hint to be 10.3 only -- in fact, just the opposite will happen. If I receive a hint that fails in my testing (on my 10.3 machine), I'll correspond with the author to find out if they're running a pre-10.3 release, and if so, I'll note that it's a pre-Panther hint. But since I haven't seen a hint that didn't work in Panther in a few months, I don't expect many of those.
The other reason for the change is that more and more apps are coming out with Panther-only versions or features, which makes the "10.3" thing a bit of a misnomer -- technically, every Safari 1.2 hint should also be coded "10.3".
I'm sure this will irk a few people, but the extra time each day that I spend not having to code the hints and update the meta-hint means a few more minutes available for testing and publishing the hints in the queue!
-rob.

