Need more 'Description' space

Dear Adobe,
In the Folio Producer, why is the description text field so limited??? Why is it limited at all?
It would really help if we could input more text in that field, espcially when you're trying to add a lengthy desription about a folio. Is this something that Adobe could update (Only because it makes perfect sense)?
Thanks ~
~ mike
P.S. Please Please Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I believe we limit the length because of the amount of space available to display it in the viewer when the user brings up browse mode. I'll mention this to the person that owns it so we can put it onto the list of requested features for future consideration.
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