How's that so? If a small, rewarding karma system was in place during the active Canola development days, iNdT should have gotten so much karma now -- and they deserved it. They asked for feedback for each version and they got pages and pages of comments, suggestions, and bug reports. This in turn resulted to significant improvements to the app.

No one wants development to stop, and we both agree that there should be a development karma system of some sort. What I guess we don't agree on is what the karma is for. I look at it as a reward for developers for making good apps and continuously improving them thru end-users' feedback. If you look at it at the 'competitiveness' point of view, well, that is something I didn't think about nor want to go in to.