Feature requests for plugins

Yes! Sanity team members and plugin authors are generally very open to feature requests. Here are the best ways to request features for Sanity plugins:

For official Sanity plugins:

• Open an issue on the plugin's GitHub repository (most Sanity plugins are open source)
• Post in the Sanity Community Slack - many Sanity team members are active there
• Create a discussion in the Sanity GitHub discussions

For community plugins:

• Check the plugin's repository for a GitHub issues section
• Reach out to the author directly if they've provided contact information

Since Espen Hovlandsdal is a core Sanity team member and has created many popular plugins (like the portable text editor, image plugin, and others), you can:

• Tag him in the Sanity Slack workspace
• Open issues on the specific plugin's GitHub repo
• Mention him in GitHub discussions

When making feature requests, it helps to:

• Describe your use case and what problem you're trying to solve
• Explain why the current functionality doesn't meet your needs
• Provide examples or mockups if applicable

The Sanity team is known for being responsive to community feedback, and many features have been implemented based on user requests. Even if a feature can't be added immediately, the discussion often leads to workarounds or alternative solutions.