To protect our users even more from that most dreaded of internet afflictions — email spam — we’ve integrated a challenge-response feature for when visitors want to contact our users while perusing the postlets.

It’s called CAPTCHA, and even if you don’t recognize the name I’m sure you’ve seen it before. It consists of an image with numbers or letters that must be typed into a textbox to confirm the visitor is a person and not a spambot. We’ve added this to all postlets. While we’re working on additional aesthetic features of postlets, we’re also working to keep everybody safe and secure.

In conjunction with our new postlets minis, which include slideshows of your photos along with photo descriptions, we know people wanted to be able to edit/update their photo descriptions afterward, but weren’t able to. Well, now you can. Give it a try.

As I mentioned yesterday, we plan on rolling out some new stuff this week. And today we’re rolling out “postlet mini” (really minis since there are three different sizes).

What is a postlet mini? It’s a mini widget version of your main postlet. We supply the code and you paste it anywhere you want: in your real estate blog, on your social network pages, on your personal homepage, wherever. When people click on the mini, which includes a slideshow of your photos, it takes them right to your full-fledged, full-size postlet.

As always, let us know what you think. Things you like, things you don’t. We want to make this a product you really want to use.