I'm getting the impression that a question of the type "I've written this package. What do you think about it?" is not well suited for the mechanics of this site.
Currently there are two questions of this type on the first page of the "unanswered list" ordered by votes:
Automated management of package options and loading order
They are getting some comments, but it is hard to conceive what a "valid answer" would look like which would be accepted by the OP.
One could maybe argue that the questions are "off topic" in the strictest sense as it is unclear what exactly is being asked, but on the other hand I appreciate the idea of giving package authors the opportunity to tap the expertise assembled on this site also for general comments, not only to solve specific problems occurring during package implementation.
What could be done about this?
Leave them alone?
I've been thinking one could maybe start a "big list" question (on meta?) asking "What package are you currently working on?" where these questions together with the comments could go as "answers".
Edit: TBH the main reason for this question is that I like to browse the unanswered questions list and questions which "cannot be answered" somehow disturb my sense of tidyness ;-)
Maybe to remedy this, we could add some noncommittal answer like "This seems to be a very nice package and I would love to see it on CTAN soon"?