I don't expect an LJ-size staff, as I've said above. But if I've paid as much as I would for an LJ account, I think it's fair to be upset about issues that haven't been even SPOKEN about for weeks.

"If you're really into getting bugs fixed? Either volunteer to work on coding, or put out the word that coders are needed. Either that, or persuade large numbers of people to buy paid time (and renew that paid time) so that we have the pots of money it would take to hire support staff."

So you're basically saying, "Don't complain unless you're willing to magically understand coding." How is that a valid response? I know nothing about these bugs - I pay money so that someone with those qualifications can fix them. If you're arguing that it's too expensive, why not write a post appealing to the community for anyone with qualifications to specifically work on bugs? At the very least, I bet someone would offer a discount, if not volunteer their time completely. Squeaky hasn't even acknowledged the status of these bugs since the first time it happened, let alone appealed for free/discounted help. Why not try these things before deeming them lost causes? The lack of communication is inexcusable.