1. Would you be at all willing to maintain a brief list of known paywalled sources such that Citoid can apply a "url-access" parameter to citations to such domains. I'm thinking places like nytimes.com, ft.com, forbes.com, stltoday.com, latimes.com, etc. At present url-access always needs to be added manually, usually after a failed attempt to verify a claim.
2. I've noticed that citations to The Guardian consistently render the website / work parameter as "the Guardian". Would you be willing to uppercase the first letter in the website / work parameter for all sources that don't equal the first bit of the domain name? There may be sources who prefer a different case styling, but it looks weird in the rendered template. Alternatively, could you uppercase the first letter of the website/ work parameter when the first word is "the"?
3. An astute unregistered editor noticed at en:Help talk:Citation Style 1#Unix epoch that many sources using the date "1970-01-01" (the unix epoch) are doing so in error. Would you be willing to discard this date as bogus for sources that are not books, journals, or periodicals?
4. Is this a good place to discuss improvements to Citoid, or would Phabricator work better? I've recently registered an account there.