For a high traffic web site, a greater quantity of feedback and suggestions may be totally undesirable. Over the years I've had to make changes to make it harder for people to offer up casual suggestions. No one would have time to read/process them, so more isn't helpful.
Better suggestions are indeed helpful, but the most popular suggestions aren't usually the best. The most popular suggestions I get are sometimes the most impractical to implement, at least in the near term.
In any event good quality feedback is in abundance. I have a lengthy list of to-dos based on visitor feedback that would take a few years to implement. Lengthening that list even more isn't too appealing.
I wouldn't be interested in a suggestion-rating tool that gave people the false impression that the top suggestions would actually be delivered soon.
IMO this tool attempts to solve a problem that high-traffic web sites simply do not have.
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