I can't speak for Nokia or Maemo, but yes, listing those specific features is always a good idea. And where possible, if there's a Brainstorm topic on it, connect it. Those items not only get looked at, but enter into Nokia's dev queue. If memory serves right from their job postings, Nokia/Maemo uses an Agile-based methodology internally for implementing fixes. What they never state is the size of the testing phase, or the end-implementation date/phase (it usually is one of those "wait until the next update comments publically"). Its certainly being looked at, as this is *the* area for this kind of discussion.

At this point though, I should probably pull back from speaking too much for Nokia. If they wanted me in that capacity, they already have the information to contact me directly for such a community/company engagement position.