OK, I have 2 suggestions.
First, IB should put higher priority on making old features, and basic core functions like documentation, and order execution and routing, and quality control, improve and actually work and work reliably and work better. IB should, in order to achieve this, temporarily stop adding new features. Period. IB should refocus on basic quality issues. Bells and whistles are nice, but not at the price of what has been neglected. If a job is worth doing, its worth doing right. I predict this posting will fall on deaf ears, but I say give us more basic quality, and less of the advanced fluff.
Second, we need to start a new thread, which doesn't have the same restrictions which this thread's originator has placed on this thread.
First, IB should put higher priority on making old features, and basic core functions like documentation, and order execution and routing, and quality control, improve and actually work and work reliably and work better. IB should, in order to achieve this, temporarily stop adding new features. Period. IB should refocus on basic quality issues. Bells and whistles are nice, but not at the price of what has been neglected. If a job is worth doing, its worth doing right. I predict this posting will fall on deaf ears, but I say give us more basic quality, and less of the advanced fluff.
Second, we need to start a new thread, which doesn't have the same restrictions which this thread's originator has placed on this thread.
