What is really important?

I'm trying to collect the essence from all the discussions here. If I understand it right this is what forum members are thinking is most important to bring TEL to a large audience (among many other requirements with less urgency):
No. 1: Telnames design
No. 2: Folders / Ability to store more content (as with Telnic)
No. 3: Administration of videos and pictures without the need of additional tools
No. 4: Website exposure (through a directory or another not existing channel)
No. 5: Better search engine results
Did I forget anything?

Richy wrote:
Did I forget anything?

Updates to the MY.tel app....
OR Creation of a pro.tel app.

Richy wrote:Did I forget anything?

Granting access for developers and designers outside Telnic

It is very important that Telnic shows it is an active and innovative company, too.
How many forum members share this impression about Telnic?

Richy wrote:I'm trying to collect the essence from all the discussions here. If I understand it right this is what forum members are thinking is most important to bring TEL to a large audience (among many other requirements with less urgency):
No. 1: Telnames design
No. 2: Folders / Ability to store more content (as with Telnic)
No. 3: Administration of videos and pictures without the need of additional tools
No. 4: Website exposure (through a directory or another not existing channel)
No. 5: Better search engine results
Did I forget anything?

Telnic can make advertisement and experiment with Telnames as much as they want. But if they don’t work on this, they will never see the light!

TelNames needs additional templates to compete with styles offered by about.me, fab.me etc.
TelNames needs a business classification category for directory inclusion.
IMHO, Pro.Tel has almost everything we need, both to use for small business or to sell to other small biz.
Mark

Good point!
Telnames is not a product for SEO specialists and other internet experts; it was only advertised to small businesses.
Advanced users should buy their domain from Telnic.