Stiler: I'm not sure how/if this is possible with whatever software gog uses, but I think it'd be extremely helpful for reviewers.
I was just writing a huge review for stronghold and I was almost done when I somehow accidentally hit a key that took me off the review window when I went to hit backspace to correct a spelling error and found my web browser back a window, then as I went forward I saw that the window had sadly gone and all the text I wrote was lost.
I know other sites (or email services as well) had a protection thing for this sort of mistake where it will save something if you are writing and go out of the window and when you go back to it it'll still have what you wrote cached. It would be nice to see something similar for gog's review page when you are writing one.

Aliasalpha: Start\Run\Notepad.exe perhaps?
Whenever writing anything longer than a paragraph or 2, I always compose offline, websites & browsers are too unreliable to trust for long stuff.

Weclock: but yeah, blogger does the same thing and it's fantastic.

Ghostfromthepast: You have to love notepad, probably the best thing ever done by Microsoft. :P

soulgrindr: nah... i replaced it with notepad++ ;-)

Aliasalpha: Oh I mostly use NPP because of that nice container structure it does for writing subroutines and other programmy bits but for straight up "shit, I need to write that down fast", nothing beats the original