[Kar]

What I think you should do is maybe focus on the things that are widely used. I understand, your kinda wasting your time making all these awesome codes which NOONE uses at all. If used, probably just for testing. Libraries like "y_cell" "y_testing" "y_xml" "y_writemem" etc, maybe pretty cool, what they can do and amaze scripters BUT we won't probably ever need to use them in creating our gamemodes. (I checked low levels only here)
More or less libraries like "y_playerarray" "y_ini" "y_iterate" "y_hooks" "y_timers" "y_va" "y_timers" "y_commands" I would think are the most widely used. Honestly foreach, zonepulse and other random functions (minrand, floatrand, va_format from the Useful Functions topic, etc). I don't think people would need more than y_ini, foreach, y_timers, y_commands and y_va. Those should be maximized on instead of spending alot of time making something like "y_inline" I'm not saying it's not useful, but I don't think I would use those functions to make my code shorter or easier, I rather type it all out. I like keeping to simple things.

like check out my include list

pawn Code:

#include <a_samp>
#include <sscanf2>
#include <a_mysql>
#include <irc>
#include <foreach>
#include <zcmd>
#include <gl_common>

I still use zcmd yes, because it's all I need maybe y_commands is faster with 500 commands, and I do have 500+ commands but zcmd is one simple include, doesn't need other includes.

What I think people are really just trying to do is learn (well some people) instead of going straight ahead and using other people's hard work (like the really hard work for example YSI) and try to make our own.