Plus, as I found from another post, you can turn on gesturing for the stock Sense keyboard. Then you won't lose the arrow keys and won't lose the new Google voice input.
You don't lose the google voice typing when using swype, it's just not integrated. When you're in a text area, there will be a keyboard indicator in the status bar which lets you switch to voice typing.
It is using the "old" voice typing (short phrases, all at once, no "done"), not the "new" continuous voice typing. That is what I meant by "new Google voice input."
Yes I know. That's why I said you had to get to it through the keyboard shortcut in the status bar. You can use it with any keyboard. Yes, the mic button in the Swype keyboard just does the standard swype voice-to-text function which works pretty good on its own.
Sorry, wasn't quite catching what you were saying. It is still very inconvenient if you want to always use the newer voice typing with the Swype keyboard. Interestingly, after enabling gestures on the Sense keyboard, I have played with it a lot and it is really quite decent. I think I will continue using it now.