Good stuff, Josh! Thank you, sir…I’m noting all this down and will share more as we work through the list. Much of today has been organizing items for us to take action on.
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3 - Yes please.
4 - I agree.
6 - Indeed, don’t like them either. I think we could do without them. Also, the huge loading spinner is not as good as the old one.
7 - Noticed that too. I like your suggestions.
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3 - We are still not sure about disabling the “Themeco” tab, but it has been noted.
4 - There are some internal discussion going on this. General sentiment is that we might remove the “Cornerstone” word and just keep the icon at least, but this has not been committed to…but your opinions are noted. 
7 - We are definitely changing the wording here. Under the “+” menu, any asset whether a blank one or styled one from our library or yours will display “Create” as the button label as it is physically making a new Document in your installation in addition to populating it with content (if not blank). Under the “Templates” pane in the Workspace, all of those buttons will be labeled “Add,” as you are appending those assets to whatever Document you are currently in. Great feedback here.
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(2) I would also prefer the dev toolkit visible once turned on. (Even if there is a shortcut option)
(3) I would also like the ability to disable the themco tab it in preferences.
(5) I like the solution you provided in the link to Scot’s post.
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Noted, thank you!
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also, if the themeco tab is to stay, can it be after the library rather than before please?
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Consider me a +1 for the feedback about the Themeco tab and the Dev Tools button placement.
Wanted to write in here that I have reformatted the “Themeco” tab so that it is always after the “Library” tab in both the Add New Dropdown and Templates Workspace. This means that anything created by you or your team will always show first. After some internal discussion, there are no plans to remove the Themeco tabs from either of these contexts, but keeping your personal items first should help with that in both contexts.
As for the Dev Tools, we still haven’t decided if it will be getting moved out, but all feedback has been noted.
Thanks!
Ok, then I have the following cheeky request 
Could you please add unique CSS classes to the buttons in the templates panel? That way we could hide it ourselves with some CSS.
Well this works too:
.tco-control-group-tabs-content button:nth-last-child(1) {
display: none;
}@JvP, that does indeed work, ha.
Also, just wanted to chime in here and ask that if anybody has any additional feedback they’d like to share, please open up a new thread so that we can keep conversations more organized. As threads get longer they can tend to wander from the original content, making it easier for us to lose track of certain things.
Thanks!
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Nevermind, this also hides the Fonts tab under Globals.
Yes, you might need a more specific selector to get it working. Thanks!
Have you reached a conclusion on this yet?
Personally I’d love for it to be just a hamburger icon or something like that.
Hey, @JvP! I don’t have a final word on this yet, but if something is changed it would likely be just a removal of the “Cornerstone” wordmark, while the logo would remain in lieu of something like a hamburger. We will certainly keep you all updated when the next release comes out!
Nice, thank you 
No problem!
@kory not that my thought process is determinative but I can’t tell you how many times my brain (on autopilot) has clicked anything but the cornerstone logo. The plus icon intuitively invites the click, the workspace tab icons intuitively invite the click, but the cornerstone logo just disappears in my mind/workflow.
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Thank you for your thoughts, @DoncoMarketing! I have noted it down and will share it with the team.
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