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I think the OP has every right to complain if he likes, but perhaps a small rework in the wording would have kept the wolves at bay here.
I guess I’m used to open source and community developed software, so these issues didn’t rub me the same way they did you. I just naturally assume that oftentimes you have to go get what you want off the the ol’ interweb because it just isn’t going to be in the application.
I think that Alex really hit it with his first response when he said that the OP didn’t motivate him. Given that the guy spends his own time to develop the plugin and for the most part, does it for his own purposes, I’d say that he did an awesome job with it.
I have issues and some problems with it as well, but nothing too extreme. I think that when you understand that this type of community-developed software isn’t ever going to be the same thing that you’d get in a retail package, then it becomes second-nature to just do what you gotta do.
Also, your link to your page that shows your suggestions is an excellent one and I think a much better way to get your points across. Kudos for that.

Not that you needed my comments at all. I was just intrigued by the post and thought I’d toss in my 2 cents. 🙂