In reply to Peter.

Personally, I don't see this as 'crazy' - it's perfectly logical to store form entries on server - and indeed this should continue to be default behaviour - and this is what makes the codebase of Gravity Forms so awesome... it's built to be extended like this ;) This plugin joins a 'family' of add-on plugins that extend Gravity Forms in ways that suit certain people...

From a backup point of view - who wants a client crying because they have lost potential leads due to a junk email server (not us thanks!), but also maybe more importantly - a number of third-party Gravity Forms plugins actually rely on this stored data for analysis and other purposes - so removing it from the plugin core would actually 'break' a-lot of installs on update if users didn't understand what they were doing... and cause more tears.

Finally - as the author of this plugin I'd like to thank WPT for featuring it - and hope people find it as useful as we do at Wider ;)