(1) CK gets the items from datamine as well, and yes, the number of items found is 2153. However, there are 3 items that are not actually obtainable in-game. During the beta test period, the feedback that I got was that it was preferable for the unobtainable items to be hidden.

(2) CK is a bit of a generalized addon. I play across two servers with multiple accounts. The primary purpose of CK was to track knowledge across accounts and servers, so I wouldn't have to swap accounts or swap servers just to see what one of my characters has learned. Furnishings are complicated. There are so many furnishing items and so many different ways to group them up that a specialized addon (e,g., Furniture Catalog) would serve those kinds of needs better. I may consider improvements in the future to make the data easier to work with, but for now, I think it's better to just leave that for something specialized like Furniture Catalog.

(3) That's a good idea, thanks.

Oops. Fixed in 1.1.1.

Thanks for the feedback.

First, having a single unified priority list per server is central to the design of LCK, and I have no plans to change that. In my personal case, the first three characters on my priority list are the three mains from my three accounts. And then there are some characters in my second account who take priority over some of the characters in my first account, so there's a lot of intermixing. Even for players who don't intermix as I do, a single list still has its advantages, namely that you can see which character on your other account it should go to, rather than that it should just go to someone there.

The way that ordering happens right now, with priority classes and seniority, is in part the result of the toolkit that's available to me via LibAddonsMenu. The feedback that I got during the closed beta is that it's a bit clunky and limited, and I agree that it is. The problem is that a more robust approach to setting character order would mean designing and creating a UI entirely from scratch, without using the LAM toolkit, and that's more work than what I'm willing to put into this project at the moment.

The intent that I had with the current system was for character age to do the heavy lifting (since in most cases, players give older characters priority) and then use the priority classes as a way to do spot-fixing. In my case, for example, my main isn't my oldest character, so I manually promoted that character with its own priority class. And then the mains of my other two accounts were promoted as well to the second and third place spots in the list, and then I left pretty much everything else alone, and I imagined that this sort of thing would work for most players. But for players who want to make lots of changes, then the whole priority class system--even if I were to expand it beyond 13 classes--is clearly inadequate and cumbersome. But, again, changing this would require a fundamentally different approach and an entirely new custom UI, and that's a bit too much wheel-reinvention than I am willing to do at the moment. Sorry.

There's a lot of documentation that I need to write but haven't found the time for.

• Plus sign: The current character is the one that should learn the item.
  • Specifically, the highest-ranked character who does not know the item is the current character.
• Pips: The item should be learned by a different character, not the current character, with the number of pips denoting the relation of that character with your current character.
  • 3 pips: The highest-ranked character who does not know the item is the first character on your priority list (i.e., your main) and is not the current character. It may or may not be known by the current character.
  • 2 pips: The highest-ranked character who does not know the item is ranked higher than the current character. It may or may not be known by the current character.
  • 1 pip: The highest-ranked character who does not know the item is ranked lower than the current character. It is known by the current character.

I thought it would be straightforward. Maybe I was a bit too verbose...

Simple version:

• Plus sign: Use it yourself.
• Pips: Give it to someone else to use.

Slightly less simple version:

• 3 Pips: Give it to your main
• 2 Pips: Give it to someone more important.
• Plus sign: Use it yourself.
• 1 Pip: Give it to someone less important.