What about this sci-fi scenario: a Scrivener app store to obtain free and paid plugins that allow users to use documents in non-text formats. Need sophisticated work with tables: a developer could develop a plug-in to work with tables as a separate document in Scrivener. Keith doesn’t have to bother with implementing this very specific functionality. An equation editor? Graph editor? Flow chart? Timeline view of your Draft? Citations management?
Scrivener as a broad, customizable platform for manuscript authoring, that would be awesome, and perhaps a profitable business for Lit&Latte too! Now back to reality.