[imp] simple one for the wishlist

[bill parducci]

> You're right. Perhaps I don't understand why you're asking this on the
> IMP mailing list.

given your helpful responses i am beginning to wonder as well. maybe you 
should ask chuck for some social etiquette lessons. granted the initial idea has 
holes, which is why i posted it to the mailing list and not as an enhancement 
request on bugzilla. sorry, but i thought this forum was to encourage discussion 
on the imp product.

now, instead of petty barbs, would care to respond to the remainder of the note? 
i think that the idea is valid: providing a way for others to add dynamic, 
customized information is a good idea in my opinion. the modular nature of imp 
is great for development, but only if you are familiar with the code. it would 
be quite beneficical if there was a way to add something to the product -- even 
if rudamentary, as i have suggested -- that did not have to be recoded into the 
product every time there was an upgrade.

b