HI mr,

re:
> I'd still suggest you consider a gizmo as an optional preference to ease the poly folks orientation.

It is something that I would like to add, it just has not been a priority so far because in NURBS modeling you don't work by pushing points around in 3D like you do in a poly modeling program. The 2D edit frame has been a higher priority since NURBS modeling (when done with its maximum effectiveness) does involve a lot of 2D curve manipulation.

You can do some simple accurate things with the 2D edit frame that are not possible with a 3D gizmo, here is an example:


Also it is way more "low profile" than a gizmo so it can stay on all the time without getting in the way.

- Michael