Yes it makes it a lot more interesting to people if you have a place to setup a working demo, and a short summary describing what makes your code stand out. Just make sure that you have a system that flushes all data from time to time because this type of demo will get flooded with spam an such
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I didn't see your question here until now - but I did post a link to a list of quality CFLs - search for the post "Approving system for CFLs"
Some of the cheap Chinese CFL are poor regarding color of light, power consumption, life span and startup time. In order to help consumers pick out the higher quality CFL the power savings council in Denmark (Elsparefonden in Danish) have tested a long list of CFL. Based on the test they have setup a list of "approved A class" CFLs which meet a set in minimum requirements. The list can be found here: http://application.sparel.dk/asp/a-paere/query/paerewiz/liste.asp A description of the requirements they set for the A class CFLs can be found here (via google translate) http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=n&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.elsparefonden.dk%2Fforbruger%2Fprodukter%2Fbelysning%2Fa-paerer%2Ffakta-om-a-peren&sl=da&tl=en
Yes it makes it a lot more interesting to people if you have a place to setup a working demo, and a short summary describing what makes your code stand out. Just make sure that you have a system that flushes all data from time to time because this type of demo will get flooded with spam an such