In reply to Joost de Valk.

I think what you should have done in this case is apply common sense web design. Extremely small fonts are NOT good for input fields, no matter what. That the field was (a) populated, (b) not in the tab input chain, and (c) tends to revert back to the original text if an autosave occurs during input just tends to make it worse.

As for feedback, You have to understand that most of the feedback you will get in development are from like minded people. When it comes to layout issues, you will almost always find them when people are forced to a new design. The will squawk about whatever truly bothers them at that point. Get use to it, it's the nature of interface development.

When your plugin works, it's the best SEO plugin around. When it's broken, all of that benefit is lost. Just remember what it looks like to someone who's site gets deindexed or loses SERPs because an update took out the sitemaps or killed page titles or something.

I recommend your plugin to everyone who asks, FWIW.