Mostly it&#x27;s about letting folks know we&#x27;re paying attention. I&#x27;m not in a community function at all (I&#x27;m a developer turned salesperson -- I just happen to be a long-time HN user and thought I&#x27;d mention that this stuff isn&#x27;t falling on deaf ears). A challenge is that we get thousands of feature requests all over the board; and no matter what we do, we&#x27;ll miss something that people want. That doesn&#x27;t mean it&#x27;s not coming, it may just mean that it&#x27;s not ready (although to be fair, we are pretty unlikely to ever build everything people want). It&#x27;s useful to us to see this feedback (truly), and I just wanted to mention that we see it. A quick glance at Pulse for the main GitHub repository shows that there have been over 200 Pull Requests merged (and shipped) and over 50 issues closed just in the past 7 days -- these are things that somebody somewhere wanted, even if it&#x27;s not everything that&#x27;s on one specific person&#x27;s list. That&#x27;s just in one repository -- there are similarly active repos with a similar number of ships in the past week.<p>Can we be better? Absolutely, yes. This is the most &quot;care hard&quot; company I&#x27;ve ever worked at, and we really want to do things to the best of our abilities. I know this doesn&#x27;t help you if there&#x27;s something you&#x27;ve asked for, or something you legitimately _need_ and don&#x27;t have yet; what I hope <i>will</i> help is knowing that these requests aren&#x27;t being ignored.