Provide a cloud service for CI. You obviously have the infrastructure.

As an enterprise using nuget we need to ensure we always have the bits for every dependency we use. We also want to mitigate risk of a package disappearing from a feed like nuget.org that we don't control.

We would much rather be able to proxy a feed in our myget feed, and have any download proxied packages automatically mirrored. This would help ensure a removed package is still available and potentially help in outage scenarios where the original feed is down.

Provide the option to extend the log in period (e.g. 14-days) so users don't have to log in every day during that time window.

It's currently pointing to an advert spam site :-/

It would be nice to get a progress indication when uploading packages (especially for larger ones).

I want to be able to login to myget and get a list of feeds i follow or favourite so if I need to setup my dev machine I have the public feeds ready, i dont have to search for them.

It would be nice if packages that were completely unlisted where shaded red or something to indicate that status without having to click through.

I think you should follow github's pricing strategy here. If it's FOSS then it should no hard limits on space.

When adding packages or in the packages list I should be able to select either a specific version or a static value of 'latest' which will resolve to the most recent version no matter when I ask for the MyGet feed.

This way today when I run my chocolatey cinst all command I get whatever version is currently setup. When I install a new dev machine 6 months from now and I run my chocolatey install I should end up with the latest versions.

Mirror NuGet in case its down

In short: Google Analytics for packages

It would be grat to have a series of metrics and statistics about my feed. Where do downloads of packages come from? Which version of NuGet are they using?

It would be great to have an API to automate certain tasks on MyGet!