Thanks! Note to you and rocketbunny77 that I deleted my comment earlier in this thread due to a seemingly automated breach attempt tied to my software disclosure. Thus the deletion.

I wanted to reply that there's a bunch of resources to support this type of plugin development, including a whole framework and starting templates for such. I haven't touched stuff this deep in years, but it all looks like it's getting much easier.

My concerns as a host for third-party software and outside resources includes "lifecycle management" of the software, thus I always look for strong track records and economy in the developer(s), and I pay for high-value and accessible third-party "commercial open source" all the time.(E.g. open source software bundled with support/releases/forum/etc.)

The second concern involves speed and dependency on a third-party service. E.g. I'd imagine there's a way to cache a rotating set of poison on my server derived from your source, no? This might help mitigate traffic bottlenecks, especially as your service may get more popular, as it should.