In reply to Ryan Sullivan.

The number of options is an old, and settled question when it comes to this theme. The answer is simple, as I noted in my case study: Any WordPress site creator should be able to totally control the design of their site without needing to know how to create custom CSS rules, write PHP code to create child themes, or understand the core WordPress code interface.

After working with tens of thousand of users over five years, it is perfectly clear that many many folks want to be able to design a site that looks like THEY want it to, not how someone who is a WP coder/designer thinks it should look. You might be amazed at the level of fine tuning Weaver users have asked for over years. You also might be amazed at the number of totally different terrific looking sites that are out there using Weaver - all without requiring the web designer needing to learn the WP API, PHP, or even advanced CSS.

That's why a whole lot of people like 600 options!