I'm picturing you going to a facility that offers free product goods from charity donations (such as the Good Will or Salvation Army, etc.) and you asking for a free modern home stereo system, and being explained that there are many items available for free but only things by people who donated - and then you replying that you would like the facility to go find someone to donate their stereo system so that you can have one for free.

Great analogy- except that "Good Will" cannot reasonably be expected to supply modern stereos. But a facility that describes itself as "primarily a place for the Visual FoxPro Community to create open source add-ons and such for Visual FoxPro..." can reasonably be expected to cater to stuff that matters to the VFP Community.

You know, I've just reviewed some of the e-mails about this initiative and what I'm reading does not match some of the stuff you're sending at me here. Look:

"Some may still be wondering if this is a Craig Boyd project and/or a Microsoft project. This is not MY project, nor is it Microsoft's project. This is a VFP Community project run by and for the Visual FoxPro Community. I am but a facilitator, that serves at the behest of the Visual FoxPro Community"

Perhaps you'll excuse my daring to comment on a web tool whose vendor was prepared to open source it.

But whatever.