I'm flattered by the compliment. Thank you for enjoying my work. :)
What I'm personally worried about is that if Easytoon becomes more like proper animation software, it will no longer be free. And though I couldn't see them charging more than $20USD for it, I'm afraid it would turn off newcomers.
The way Easytoon is right now is meant to be a first draft program. Ideas are put together on screen using a very small suite of simple tools. The animator can see the raw quality of the idea and imagine what it will look like in a more advanced program. If they decide to take it there, it's simple to export as .gif and then trace over the rough cut. I'd like to keep it this way. Makes for an interesting and unique style.