Seeing the negative, condescending tone from certain people on this forum is rather getting to be a bore. How about we focus on providing solutions and support each other with positive feedback rather than unproductive quarrel?
With that in mind,
Here's another idea that could make my original FR even easier to use:
Bin Selection Through Touch Surfaces (e.g. iPad/Android tablet)
A while back I had posted an idea whereby an iPad or similar tablet could be used as a Wi-Fi connected touch surface to literally 'touch to select' camera angles during multicam editing.
It just dawned on me that the same concept could be used for sending pieces of clips from the Source Monitor to specific folders... through a visual touch surface! Imagine having up to 10 named and colored squares on an iPad, each one representing a Label-enabled Bin in the Project Window. While trimming clips in the Source monitor, sending the in/out range to one or more Bins as Labeled subclips would be as simple as tapping the respective 'Bin' square on a touch screen! This would curtail the need to memorize new keyboard shortcuts for every new 'subclip-sendable' Bin.
I really hope Adobe offers some kind of support for third party touch surfaces. Several developers have created iPad touch surfaces for FCP already, so it is definitely a real possibility! With the proper support in place, Adobe wouldn't even need to spend resources on creating the iPad/Android apps, since third party developer could jump at the opportunity as they are doing now for Apple. 
Any thoughts?