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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 28392" data-attributes="member: 12681">I agree with tomtom this is everyones project and putting forward ideas for &quot;possible&quot; future features is never a bad thing. However, search the forums and see if someone has already posted the same thing. As Frodo pointed out he has his own list of features he would like to see in MP.The reason the developers don't publish feature lists or what they are currently working on is because then the &quot;when will it come&quot; posts start coming in. If anyone has a burning desire for a feature then they have to code it themselves. Before I hear everyone shout I cannot program. My question is why not ? No time to learn ? Not a priority ? If you are not going to take the time to do this then way do you think the developers should do it for you?I know that not everyone is going to program code, but there are other ways to help out. As TomTom pointed out. Its those people who help out without asking for anything in return. That when the time comes make a suggestion to the developers, will find that the developers you more open.On the other side those who keep demanding features, will put the developers off side. Then the feature will never come from a developer, or the developer will leave.This is a free time activity for all and needs to be fun. If it is no longer fun and just seems like work (well we all have jobs already), then the work stops and people leave the project./James</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James, post: 28392, member: 12681"] I agree with tomtom this is everyones project and putting forward ideas for "possible" future features is never a bad thing. However, search the forums and see if someone has already posted the same thing. As Frodo pointed out he has his own list of features he would like to see in MP. The reason the developers don't publish feature lists or what they are currently working on is because then the "when will it come" posts start coming in. If anyone has a burning desire for a feature then they have to code it themselves. Before I hear everyone shout I cannot program. My question is why not ? No time to learn ? Not a priority ? If you are not going to take the time to do this then way do you think the developers should do it for you? I know that not everyone is going to program code, but there are other ways to help out. As TomTom pointed out. Its those people who help out without asking for anything in return. That when the time comes make a suggestion to the developers, will find that the developers you more open. On the other side those who keep demanding features, will put the developers off side. Then the feature will never come from a developer, or the developer will leave. This is a free time activity for all and needs to be fun. If it is no longer fun and just seems like work (well we all have jobs already), then the work stops and people leave the project. /James [/QUOTE]

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