Having seen what LW is concentrating upon developing in the nearest future ( http://www.limewire.org/wishlist.shtml ), I'd like to know the answer to a very simple question. Does LW have any intention to develop & incorporate a size filter/search criteria within LW (re: Xtra search option):
(a) Before 2006 (b) Before 2007 (c) Much after 2007 (d) No intention to incorporate this at all (e) Only incorporate one of the 2 options (f) Any combinations of the above & which ones?

I am impressed with what LW is concentrating upon & don't think the priorities should be changed. But I also feel that the concept I've brought forward which has also been requested by many others in essence either in this section or elsewhere will make LW a much more effective program re: search results for accuracy.

Although I've expanded my original post elsewhere before as to my meaning, I will reiterate it here. 1. A Size search type/added criteria AND 2. A Size Filter.

The criteria would be an added search filter & could be included in all search types. A size filter would work similar to how the other filters work on results.

ie: the filter can work if size criteria wasn't used in search, and can also work if criteria was used by reducing the results even further if desired.

LOTR

I wholeheartedly agree that a search filter should be incorporated within LW, it would be so useful in filtering out garbage from your search results.

However, I have a problem with one of LW stated “Large Projects” goal:

Does this mean that LW users will now have their names, and possibly their addresses, on view for all to see?

If my identity is going to be exposed then I would rather not use LW, simply because I do not want my details on show for all the “crazies” and criminals to use and abuse. And, above all, I value my privacy and security, any software, I know of, that seeks to compromises these things that I value will be deleted.




UK Bob

PS. I may have gone off the deep end on this one but I would like to know what is meant by this goal.

The wishlist is not our plans for the immediate future, nor even the far future. It is simply a wishlist.