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Sounds good, and the list of updated features is excellent.  :thumbupboth:

Thanks!

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With the foot reshaping, I assume a new base .obj will be involved.  Will this have a new name, for the version, or just overwrite the 123 .obj?  If the geometry file will be changing, it's a reason for me to hold off a bit on releasing a character, so I can update to the new version.

Yes, the new .obj file will have the number 124. I'll keep numbers on the .obj and .cr2 files until I get to version 1.0, then I'll drop them and just call the files Antonia.obj, Antoinia.cr2 and so on.

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How often will you be updating the files at github?

I have a master Runtime folder for Antonia on my computer, which I update whenever I'm satisfied with a change I've been working on. In turn, each time I make a change to that folder, I 'push' it to its 'origin' repository (git jargon). Previously, that was just a backup folder on the same computer, but as of now, the origin is on github, and you'll see the changes as soon as I push them.

In other words, you won't be able to spy on me much while mucking around with things, because I usually do that in a separate Runtime. But you'll be able to see all the good stuff right away.

For people who use Google Reader or similar programs: it is also possible to get notifications from github via an RSS feed. But as far as I can see, you'd have to have a (free) account for that.
When I make interesting changes, I'll probably brag about them in here, anyway, so you should normally notice soon enough.

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.