[QGIS-Developer] Independent GPL AutoCAD plugin using QGIS-inspired geospatial concepts Dear QGIS Development Community,

[Greg Troxel]

juan pedro escapil via QGIS-Developer <qgis-developer at lists.osgeo.org>
writes:

> My name is Juan Pedro Escapil, from Argentina.
>
> I am developing an independent GPL-licensed AutoCAD 2013 plugin for geospatial work. The project is not an official QGIS plugin and is not presented as endorsed or certified by QGIS. It is an independent AutoCAD plugin.
>
> The purpose of the plugin is to bring GIS-style workflows into AutoCAD, including:
>
> * XYZ / TMS / WMS raster map sources
> * WFS vector import
> * sector-based map preview
> * selected-area high-resolution export
> * georeferenced JPG + JGW + PRJ + VRT output
> * Argentine public sources such as IGN and ARBA WFS

Vincent's comments sound right to me.

It seems like your plugin is a collection of unrelated things, even if
is the set of things that you or your org want to do.  I know nothing
about AutoCAD culture, but I would suggest that you consider
implementing separate things as separate plugins.