Denied [Main City Server Suggestion] Selling 2+ specific items with /sell.

In Game Name:

Kozz
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What part of EcoCityCraft is this suggestion for:

Main City Server
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Short title for your suggestion:

Selling 2+ specific items with /sell.
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What are you suggesting:

Being able to sell two or more items (by name) with a single /sell command.
Multiple items would be separated with a delimiter such as a space or comma.
e.g. '/sell Cobblestone, Stone, Dirt' or '/sell Cobblestone Stone Dirt'
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Why is this a good addition for EcoCityCraft?:

Saves time spent tediously typing '/sell ...' multiple times in order to clear junk from your inventory.

For instance - when mining, selling junk (cobblestone, dirt, gravel, granite, diorite, andesite, flint, glowstone) would take 8+ commands.

I think it would be extremely convenient (without offering a significant advantage) to have a method to achieve the same result with a single command that could be copy/pasted.
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Other information:

I believe this would be relatively easy to implement using string concatenation and splitting. Takes minimal effort with a big impact!
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Plugin or custom addition:

No additional plugin needed, perhaps just a few lines of code added to the plugin that handles /sell.
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One suggestion per form:

I Understand.​

 

I have PT, although I do not think it is possible to assign it to more than one command.. is it?

 

Not really a split second considering you have to take the time to organize your inventory/hotbar in such a way to do that method.
Nonetheless, it's not really about 'saving 30 seconds' but more about convenience and a less tedious process.

Ahh, it's a shame. I should have figured players have requested this already (probably for a reason...)
I disagree that it would be 'development hours' -- I have a background in coding.. this really needn't take that long to implement..
Split input string into array --> run for loop on that array --> run the SAME sell function for each item in the array.

Anyways, the man may have better things to be implementing I suppose, so I'll leave it at that.