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Wow, there's a lot of unnecessary drama going on here.
1) The Hota team isn't asking Baratorch to artificially block any functionality for SoD. Everything that's exclusively made for Hota in HD is done based on his (or our shared, in the case of Okh) considerations; it's not up to you to tell him what to do.
2) Hasn't it occurred to anyone that it's often simply *easier* to write code directly for Hota than for SoD? If implementing something for Hota is faster for Baratorch, then of course he'll do it for her first. Then, if there's time/desire, he'll port it to SoD. There might not be time/desire for some technically complex things.
3) Baratorch is a member of the Hota team. If the team agrees to implement some functionality and Baratorch does it, then it might be more convenient for him to do it within the framework of his project (purely technically, in terms of where to write the code). Just consider that it appeared as part of Hota, not HD; what difference does it make which of our programmers implemented it? (especially since they always report it to us, not to the direct author...).
Every functionality that's unavailable for SoD but available for Hota should be seen as additional, not as missing. Because it requires additional effort to implement it for SoD, not to block it there.
And yes, once again:
4) Unless otherwise stated, Vic expresses his personal opinion, not the official position of the team.