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Google implemented my suggested features!

It's quite ironic. But, once I had shown enormous interest in Google and did post my suggestions at news:google.public.support.general

What I suggested
But, sadly they didn't fix many bugs that I have reported. Here is one such bug list on broken GG2 (news:1092037200444279@googlegroups.com)

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