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If you like, feel free to /msg me regarding the suggestions that you like. I'll track them and throw up a most "commonly requested features" page on my area of the StatMeister's site. That way, we'll have something others can refer to before making suggestions.

Once a developer's group is available, we can prioritize, track, and check off items as work progresses.

(FWIW, I'm also working on a simple donation tracker as I have time. It'll be basic, but I think it'll help people understand how dear the need is or how well we're doing, whichever the case may be. More on that soon--I hope)

--f

In reply to Re: State of the Monastery... by footpad
in thread State of the Monastery or an attempt to clear up at least some confusion by vroom

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