Should I stick with ::jldb, or move to msgcat?
  - functionality doesn't *quite* map naturally; cf extraction of command 
    name, keyboard shortcut, short name for buttons, etc., with different
    ::jldb commands

What proportion of jstools users are using a language other than English?

How important is it to support the native file selectors?
  - again, functionality doesn't match exactly

Is the interoperability of XML as a file format worth the delay of parsing
    it whenever I load a richtext file, rather than using a format 
    that maps more directly onto Tcl syntax?  (Probably so.  The current 
    richtext format can't be edited by hand without messing up the 
    locations of tags and marks.  But something much better could 
    be done that still used Tcl syntax rather than having to do string 
    manipulation on the file contents.)
  - How much, if at all, would it inconvenience people if I required
    Steve Ball's TclXML library?

Is jdoc worth bringing into the 21st century as a lighterweight alternative 
    to a web browser, or should I just provide all documentation solely 
    in HTML and assume people will view it with a web browser?  (Advantage 
    of having an app I control is that I can integrate it more tightly 
    with other apps.  But to some extent, you can do that with Netscape 
    remote commands, for instance.)

How hard should I work at making jstools smooth and clean across platforms?
  - I only use Unix myself, so when I write stuff to interoperate with 
    Windows and Mac I don't have easy ways of testing it.

Is anybody actually still using this stuff? :-)
