Why on earth are you wasting time making two separate versions? One for the peasants and a super duper special secret version for yourself? It's no one's fault here if you're wasting your own time in such a way. Just make one version however the hell you want, and either share it with people or don't. As for skins, people like making them. Five of us were making new skins for FBA-XXX Pro. Why? Coz people like to customise. Look at Final Burn 1.1 by Nes. A new skin popped up in days, but I've never yet seen a CoinOps skin made. Whether that's coz of some coding issue or whatever I don't know, but surely it's worth spending a bit of time working with someone who has an interest in making one, like Gilou, instead of basically saying 'Make something yourself and I'll see about allowing it if I approve'. One of the nicest presentation features of emulators like FBA-XXX Pro, ZsnesXbox, and the Xports, are selectable skins. So that you can change the look and feel of the emulator on a whim, by switching skins, and so that if you're creative, you can make your own personal one so that it looks and feels exactly how you want it. Selectable skins is a brilliant feature on any program. As for you not feeling like finishing this next 'public' build, you're biggest problem is that you hate other people expressing their opinions if they aren't in line with yours. You see it as them attacking you and it hurts you so you retaliate, and then it turns very quickly into a fight of sarcasm and bitching (like above) where you plead that you're the victim who just wants to be left alone to code and develop your brainchild. The thing is though you keep asking for people's opinions, inviting people to comment. Making thread after thread on this forum, to the point where you make polls where you ask people what you should do next. You're like the school teacher who asks the naughty pupil what he has to say for himself, and then gets angry when the kid talks back. Since we're on our final warning, I suggest everyone just take a few steps back and leave the master to his work. I mean that last bit somewhat seriously.