Everyone knows that where vDiplomacy excels is the number of variants. What I did not realize is that it also excels with its game interface. So much so that when it comes to *mechanics* of play, vDiplomacy must surely be the best Diplomacy site on the net right now.

For me these are the killer features:
1. Point and click interface. The great thing is the user can choose between point and click and the old style drop down boxes. Personally I like to use both.
2. You can check your moves on the map. After you enter your moves you can click a button which then displays the map, with the relevant territories highlighted and the corresponding order arrows. This makes it much it easier to check if you have entered your moves correctly. This is an awesome feature.
3. You can toggle the order arrows on and off. This is cool too. It helps put the previous phase out of your mind and focus on the next set of orders.

Since the code is open source, I presume it is okay to use vDiplomacys code. Are there plans to introduce the same features here?

* Obviously webdiplomacy has more players and a higher standard of play so it remain the best site overall, but VDiplomacy wins when it comes to the interface, IMHO. I haven't played here again yet, so if webdiplomacy already has these features then forget everything I just wrote, but this would not appear to be the case.