Brian A.

Hello @Patrick Ernzer,
Thanks for quoting me on this topic of my Game On theme.
The best bet for this is to shrink the logo a lot more so it will look clean and not causing problems with the nav, search, and user nav.
Add this CSS code to your custom.css file on the "CSS" tab when you editing the theme:

/* Logo */ #elLogo img { max-width: 300px; } /* Nav & User nav */ #ipsLayout_header nav, #elUserNav.cSignedOut { margin-top: 30px; } You can change '300' to your own requirement that fits your community. I've also put margin-top to make the nav and user nav aligned with the logo.
Sincerely,
ThemeTree

Its okay. Okay. That's great!

@Adriano Faria, not to be rude or anything, but I've waited for your response for about three weeks, but haven't gotten any reply from you yet. When you get this, can you please answer my first post that I said to you.

Reasonable enough. 
However; can we have the ability to edit our reviews? I noticed that once they're posted, you can't edit them. Say, in a hypothetical situation I leave a scathing review because it didn't work, there's no support despite it being advertised and so on. It's professional - not childish or insulting and only stating facts. The developer comes back reads the review and makes the corrections, and releases an update that fixes everything. I have tested the new version and it works - I'm happy. The developer still has a rather negative review that can't be changed. 
Also some kind of version counter. So it says what version the review was for, or something? That is so if my review can be read by some else and they see it was for version 1.0.0 (for example) and see that in 1.0.1 the issues were addressed and therefore my review is clearly out of date.
I did some reviews already; however I'm regretting in doing so because either the content wasn't good enough, or it's outdated; or other information has come to light. But I can't edit them, which is putting me off from writing reviews all together. 

Marketplace reviews are quite different from comments or discussion threads.  You can see these reviews as an option once you have downloaded a file.  You only get one review.
For the IPS Marketplace I would like to remind everyone of some ground rules about commenting and reviewing files.  Reviews are not for support requests, or complaints about files not working before you got support.  Every file will say if it is supported or not, and how to get support.
When you review think about the other users who are going to be reading what you write for your opinion of the file.  
Mention how your support experience was if you needed support. Mention if the file performed as listed or if it was different than advertised. Mention if the file was resource heavy or changed your community's performance significantly. If it never worked and they didn't help you, then you should mention that they never resolved your issue or they wouldn't communicate with you through the listed support channel, etc. Do give us your opinion in your review, that's what everyone wants to hear. This kind of information is very valuable to potential purchasers and it will keep your review of the file alive.  Reviews saying "it didn't work" should only appear if their is no support available.
Comments and reviews are also not the place for feature requests.  Please use the appropriate channels to request and receive support, to communicate about version changes and feature upgrades, and to review files.
I think reviews for IPS4 files will really help people make better decisions about some of the awesome work Marketplace contributors have been doing.  So contributors make sure you are listing your support info, and don't hesitate to message me about Marketplace if you see a review that doesn't belong.
And for everyone else that likes good apps and themes, if you find your review was not approved please make sure that you weren't requesting support, asking a question, or answering someone else.  For other questions, I'll try to answer them here.