at least with the shell scripts I can quickly see what it does. I much prefer the unix philosophy of small bits of code that do one thing, and do it well. Suc

at least with the shell scripts I can quickly see what it does. I much prefer the unix philosophy of small bits of code that do one thing, and do it well. Such things can be combined to make bigger things. Want to make a plugin out of those individual scripts? Knock yourself out! Meanwhile, a decade from now, some engineer can actually reconstruct if needed. Much better than a 'binary blob' plugin that gets abandoned.