It boggles my mind when people start agitating for "more community input" on software development of any kind. Since when has multiplying the number of cooks in the kitchen ever improved the food? (Hint: NEVER.)
Crowdsourcing software simply does not work. The vast majority of people, even among those who are good at spotting actual flaws and bugs, know diddlysquat about actual programming. Yes, these people occasionally come up with a good suggestion that's actually practical to implement, but it's far more likely that a suggested change will outright break something.
Unless you want CoH to look like Dilbert's company made it, back off and let the development team work.