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Like I said in my previous posts, it's not about generating good ideas. We have those aplenty. Probably enough good ideas to keep 100 full time developers busy for a whole year.
Thing is, we haven't got 100 full time developers with a year of dedicated XOOPS time to spend. So improving on the ideas probably isn't going to make them get realised any sooner.
If you can't code (properly) but have a bunch of good ideas, maybe you (in general) should focus on getting the resources to realise them. And that isn't done by trying to convince everyone your idea is the killer app for XOOPS. Because that's just more of the same, only bigger.
No, I propose you find ways to get the resources. Find funds, sponsorships, competitions, get IT students to make a proof of concept as part of their education, find partners to help you in getting those, find a developer who wants to do it for what you can offer, and include sustainable development in that (what happens with bugs, patches, support etc.).
Oh, and think less of what you can add to the core, and more on how you can get what you want in a module. That way the chances of success are bigger.
Just my 2 cents. Not aimed in particular at you, Wizanda
Herko