Noel - Thanks for your feedback and for supporting the project. In the future, I would ask that you avoid the use of irony in your bug comments, as it can be somewhat difficult for some people to read the tone correctly, and to extract your feedback.
In any case, I think that you are proposing that applications that have not been configured should not appear in the menu. Presumably the user would express that they are interested in tracking the status of an application by configuring it.
For my part, I think that the default communication applications *should* be there by default. They are the *default* applications, and this is a good way for the user to discover them.
Noel - Thanks for your feedback and for supporting the project. In the future, I would ask that you avoid the use of irony in your bug comments, as it can be somewhat difficult for some people to read the tone correctly, and to extract your feedback.
In any case, I think that you are proposing that applications that have not been configured should not appear in the menu. Presumably the user would express that they are interested in tracking the status of an application by configuring it.
For my part, I think that the default communication applications *should* be there by default. They are the *default* applications, and this is a good way for the user to discover them.