> > In my own work I have extended MooTools far, far beyond what Core and More > has to offer. >
and not always just in good ways. No offense, I guess every moo developer has "hacked" parts of Core or More to fit a project or to fit personal needs. I don't think this is a bad thing per se, it is totally fine. In most cases I have code that just doesn't fit into MooTools itself. Just because I think something is useful, doesn't mean that it's useful to the general public. We designed MooTools to have the least common set of features that you need when building web applications. Everything else is completely generic and open for you to modify. MooTools should not get in the way, it should wrap around your code nicely. Personally, if I create something that I think would be useful to others, I put it into PowerTools!. I also have a lot of code that probably no one would ever even think of using. I don't release that stuff.
