Maybe we should put headlights in the wishlist. We can flash them at each other to telegraph our intent of HOing or not.
After that, we can have horns installed (loud ones of course) so we can honk them when we get behind the tard who was not paying attention when he got shot down. Then they cant complain about being picked, either. Just a few short blasts on the horn to say "Hi", then we will be allowed to shoot, but not before we make the con aware of our presence. 
A good friend of mine in AW use to do something like that. He had a macro.... when macros were
... that went "Check Six, It's TRIX !!"
To some it is a dogfighing game and shuffler flies fighters exclusively. To others it's a War game and enjoy all the aspects of it. You can find good dogfights if you want to and can avoid the ho planes with your dogfightiing skills. Complaining about something that won't change is futile. I never heard of a Bomber Pilot in WWII yell at the luftwaffe "Hey you can't Ho me!" as a 190 rammed them.
Slate, its lame attitudes like this that are killing the game play in the main arenas. There is nothing wrong with base capture, GVing, porking, fighting, or any of the other many ways to play the game. Its those that have to smudge the rules to get by that are spoiling it. The reason people HO is because they don't know how to fight, plain and simple. The reason people spawn camp is because they can't find any GVs in the woods, the reason people vulch is they don't know how to fight and all they have to do is not bounce their plane off the ground.
If people played the game with in the rules "INTENT" the game would be more challenging, and much more fun. People would be so occupied with playing the game nobody would looking for new planes, new GVs, more eye candy. The game use to be that intense, and that much fun. Today people get bored with HOing, vulching, and spawn camping so much they are looking for more to do, or play with, so we get the "complaints".
