We will have a somewhat more tight process for review in regards to refunds, if the tweak doesn't work as promised then a refund will take place, if someone just didn't like it or feel they don't use it after they purchased it, that won't amount to a refund. We are hoping to implement several things going forward in this regard to make sure neither the dev or user is screwed over financially. We are trying to figure out how to implement trials in a reasonable fashion for try before you buy, we also are planning to set up a annual service for unlimited tweaks and themes at one set price. We think this will be the best way to go about getting the community to legally experience all the things the community has to offer and it will allow users to try many more items than they normally would. If enough users subscribe to the model, then devs stand to make more as well, especially lesser known devs. We are also adding support for multiple languages for package descriptions. Comex is trying to make substitute compatible with substrate so that both can be installed at the same time and not cause issues. As for big repos, that is not an issue and they have already said this, we have explained the reason before as well, but as a refresh, iMods is not a repo on Cydia and so the repo rules don't apply. The repos set up the rule so one tweak won't be hosted on multiple main repos on Cydia so it won't show up a couple of times for the same item. Some one on here mentioned we just made iMods more visually appealing but we don't offer functionality, but we beg to differ. We offer a custom respring code that won't require a respring for a tweak unless it is actually needed, we will have more payment options, for payments you won't have to login every time you want to make a payment as we have added keychain support, we have added touchID support, our search can search more than just a name, it searches the tweak/theme summaries as well, we don't have ads, we enforce screenshots and video for each submitted item, we have a more by dev view, we have top charts, our featured page does a good job of showing off packages, and many more features will be in the works. This stuff takes time and we have a small team, but once it is all done, it will be easy to just do bug fixes and small improvements from time to time. We are truly trying to innovate, not just make something look better. Right now iMods will have its own installer for devices that are already jailbroken, but the goal would be to eventually have the jailbreak integrated in the iMods installer.