The download link goes to the module.

The plugin has no icons, and shows the text name of the service. So the list of names scrolls way of to the right.

There is no configuration to allow removal of services. In fact, there is no configuration at all.

It's very nice for querying, but won't update (as advertised), and won't produce errors when it fails to update, to tell me what's wrong. I've checked and rechecked my syntax, and the query is correct; just nothing happens.

I've googled and searched the publisher's site, receiving no answers to the issue.

Also doesn't discriminate who uses it; anyone on the backend can use this component out of the box. When installing it I entered a block of code to kick out anyone who isn't a Super Administrator to keep people from doing major damage to the DB.

Links to add and edit content are in a strange place... it would be better placed in a menu using standard menu classes used from the main style sheet.

Lots of customization options, including its own CSS! That's impressive. A disappointing selection of attribute values though... odd non-neutral colors and a calendar that doesn't stretch to width.

Category management is sort of confusing, since it uses its own categories a user can get confused with jooma categories.

This would be a great component if it allowed frontend content manipulation.

Overall this calendar extension is better than all the others I've seen.

This one seems decent, and I like source mode, and how it doesn't mess with my code as much as TinyMCE. But it still messes with my code. When I try to use a hack, or sometimes even something mainstream (I can normally find a workaround for this though) it deletes it. Twerp said this is the only one that doesn't mess with code... IT'S NOT TRUE! Can I just get an editor that records what I type?