I modifed some code and the quest notation (which shows identifies the quest, part of chain, and multi-boxer difficulty) to appear on relevant quest links, this helps reduce the need to mouse over. I'm thinking of redoing the format of the guide to a more "text-book" format which doesn't require mouse overs to display notes and some of the more relevant data. It all depends on whether the wow community really needs yet another leveling guide and if I feel it is worth putting another 60-70 hours to complete Outlands. Regardless, the guide will be free with only a few ads to offset hosting costs. If I decide to scrap the Guide, I'll might make a condensed version for multi-boxers (maybe a list of quests that I feel should be skipped). I'm mostly looking for a project that will allow me to channel my WoW addiction to a more constructive use. When the time comes when I'm completely bored with WoW ... I still want something that I can use on my resume or something.

As for the tooltip info, I didn't scrape wowhead (wish I did would have saved time). Instead I entered all data manually by hand on wowhead and alakazham (has better quest chain info) as I looked them up from my notes. This ends up a very lengthy process but I want to be certain of the accuracy. I've been using the quest guide on an alt (shadow priest) since I entered outlands so far there have been very few corrections. So far I'm nearly finished with Zangermarsh and a little past 63. I entered outlands at 58 and so far 58-63 /played has been 1 day, 11 hours, 19 minutes. I think I would have had a much faster /played time if I were a hunter or warlock instead of a shadow priest.