Feature Requests 

In the Main Menu, select Help | Request Features.

The list will be empty until you click the Search button.

The list of feature requests is actually much longer than a screenshot can capture.  Just because a feature is at the top DOES NOT mean it will be the next feature to be implemented.

Double click on a feature to edit, or Add your own feature request after making sure it would not be a duplicate.

All added feature requests start out with an Approval of "New" (towards the upper left).  New features cannot yet be voted on.   Once you add a feature request, you have to wait for us to review it.  Then, you will notice the status change to either "Approved" or to some denial status like "Redundant" or "NeedsClarification".  If you see one of the denial statuses, then you will need to take action on it because it will still not be visible to anyone else yet.  You could delete your request or you could make changes to it and click the Resubmit button above the approval line.  This will set the status back to new, prompting us to review it again.

Once a request gets approved, everyone may start voting on it.  You have 100 points to spread among feature requests however you wish. You'll never lose your points, so allocate them liberally.  Once a feature is complete, any vote you spent on it will again be available for you to reuse.  If you consider a feature critical, you may mark it critical.  But you can only mark a maximum of two features critical. You can also make a monetary pledge on a feature request.  You may change your pledge at any time, but if we start working on that feature, the pledge gets locked and cannot be changed.

Weight is a number calculated based on the values in other fields.  The formula for computing the weight may change from time to time.  Its purpose is to help prioritize the list based on the number of votes and the difficulty level. Those with higher weights will show first in the list, and this helps us to place higher priority on those features.