I am loving the Kompound hammock, and here are my thoughts after about 5 nights sleeping in it (I will add a picture with my ideas drawn in as soon as I can):
1. Yes, make the bugnet either completely removable, or make it unzippable to one side, with its own tiny pouch, opposite the end where the cover sheet is located with its pouch.
2. Add about 15% more fabric to the bugnet so it's a little looser. I'm 6', 230lbs and when I get in the hammock, it pulls the bugnet pretty tight, makes me wonder if it's stressing the stitches.
3. Add some more stitching/reinforcement to the points where the side guylines attach. I love this feature, by the way, it really helps open the hammock up and make it more roomy.
4. Add two small, reinforced loops to the outside edge of the hammock, one about 3/4 of the way to either end of the hammock, so that additional guylines can be attached to pull out the hammock or so that an underquilt like the Twilight Trekker can be anchored to keep it from slipping.
So far, the Kompound is one of my favorite hammocks. Excellent job, 1TG!
Edit: Ah! It looks like someone else had similar ideas to mine in this thread:
http://1tg.onetigris.com/index.php?threads/kompound-hammock.922/