>>I see no problem with opening discussion about ideas here. They can be refined and expanded upon as appropriate. Then they can either be presented to MS as a group, or they can be individually posted to the wish list in the Knowledge base.
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>We all have our opinions. My opinion is that spreading the activity over multiple different vehicles is counterproductive. Centralizing the activity in one place gives the results of more impact for the list that is accumulated and reducing the amount of energy exerted in accumulating the list.

In my humble opinoin, submitting a wish is a one-way deal. Perhaps the submitter was on to a great idea, then a another developer sees something bigger and better in the suggestion and adds a new updated version. Pretty soon you have 15-20 versions of an otherwise clean wish-list. If every so often (bi-annual perhaps, espeacially near the release of a new version) a discussion occurs on the topics of the Wish-List the chances of a competant well thought-out suggestion being considered is greater. Also, I belive if MS was aware of the consideration given to our wish-list they would put more stock in it. Just my opinion.