What we need here is a full frontal assault with proper organization. e-Frontier/Curious Labs has never listened to its userbase, now has it? They have added and added and added and added and added more junk (some of it good junk) without addressing long-standing issues, bugs, problems... There is only one way to fix this and that is to get all of these feature/fix requests into one document, organized by type, and prioritized. Have all users interested sign the document and send it to e-Frontier Customer Support (or other relevant department). It is obvious that individual requests and complaints do not add up to a hill of beans. You have to send the entire fleet of quarry-haulers filled with beans and dump the beans on them with the force of a large number of users. Then they might actually have some motivation and direction (?). What do you think?

C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot. C++ makes it harder, but when you do, you blow your whole leg off.

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