I would have to disagree with you on this matter - Basecamp on its own provides enough features for most users, and their API is powerful enough to allow for ne

I would have to disagree with you on this matter - Basecamp on its own provides enough features for most users, and their API is powerful enough to allow for nearly limitless expansion. Where I feel the company fails is in promoting this API to consumers. If the company had a directory of third party tools, a job board for Basecamp API developers, and built a few extension tools of their own I feel they could appease the nay-sayers while sticking true to their philosophy