Ok, this is getting silly ... especially because we've had a good amount of correspondence over the past couple days; I'm quite surprised that you think I was referring to my post. You had just replied to that post after all, so why would I complain about that.
Compared to that the OP's post hadn't gotten an answer in 17 month.
And when I added my 2ct and others joined in, you replied to us but still not to the OP and his request.
This was never about me. Though I had to be persistent and prod a little, I did get an answer and without much delay.
So you elected to ignore his request. You said it here, you made similar statements in other, older threads ... basically, whenever you think you can't tell people what they want to hear, you rather say nothing at all.
I think that's the wrong approach, that's all I've been trying to convey.
You could've simply said "Hey, I've read your post, we're aware of your request; but we are busy with too many other things to even discuss this right now."
You could've said that 17 month ago, you could've said something to that effect three days ago ... but you didn't. And I'm the bad guy for pointing it out. I should've seen it coming adn I have no clue why I didn't.
You say it should be obvious that you're busy ... . Yes. Yes it is. But those are two separate things.
Whether you can agree with that or not, I hope you do at least understand the point I'm trying to make ...
Are you serious? You think knowing that a dev has read your request means nothing? It's the main reason we post them. It's the detailed answers and quick solutions that are the optional part we don't expect or take for granted.
If you don't like replying with one-liner "excuses", add a bright button that you can click or something