1. you have people entering tags on questions asked : all you need to do is dynamically write the first 3 - 5 tags to the meta keywords and the first 10 or so words to to the meta description.
have a robots.txt file in the root of the web page.
2. the layout
I am pretty good myself with SEO optimized layouts ( and unobtrusive JavaScript ) I could help replicate this exact layout for you to be SEO.
this really is a great system you have...a little SEO will seriously improve the traffic flow.
you just need to ensure : no vulgar / erotic words are being used on this site ( dictionary filtering should sort that out )
also once your traffic flow increases...you do get under-handed competitors...who will try to "hack" your system thats where you need to prevent xss, sql injection ( httputility.HtmlEncode / HtppUtility.HtmlDecode can help a lot there ) and may be introduce a not so blurry captcha. I honestly hate long blurry captchas...
your URLs are pretty optimized :) thats great
I can help with all of the above mentioned if you need me to.
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Thanks for the feedback. How is the javascript not unobtrusive as it is now? What do you suggest I put in the robots.txt?
The official robots.txt site is located here : http://www.robotstxt.org/ some useful robots.txt code is here : http://www.robotstxt.org/robotstxt.html I don't suggest using robots.txt to hide files or to block bad bots...as they bots need to be programmed to read it...its just to help search engines. you should dissalow pages or folders that have little or no content...this can save the google bot some time helping you be index slightly quicker.
regarding JavaScript -I have looked at the source and I see some script tags between divs etc...the best position is below the end of the body tag or within the head element of the page. also : you may use special html comments that the google bot would read to ignore certain sections of a page...example the right hand advert pane

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