[>BKA< T Wrecks]

Yes, that's a good one. Besides, it would make it easier to talk about bugs / fixes / improvements / overall performance of different versions. The RealBot guys can say something like "In this or that respect, WIP #9 is even better than Final 1.3" or something - we can't. We must look up the date of the file, that's a bit more uncomfortable for all of us.
But it's also uncomfortable for the coders, at least if they don't keep older dll versions on their HD. Imagine this: Bug A is finally fixed, but bug B (which had been fixed earlier) suddenly appears again - Now if you could compare all relevant parts of the last source code (where B was fixed) with the new one, you might find the problem faster.
I'd suggest posting new / fixed / hacked dll's here in the filebase (with version numbers) and keeping the last thoroughly tested and approved one at the "normal" download link...