hotblocks_create_for_block() returns erroneous "create" link in table

When I go to "Create a new hotblock" (the link that is visible in the block as an icon), in the thickbox popup, in the table list of actions, I see my content type, which I've designated as a content type that should be usable in hotblocks -- that's great no problem so far. The content type i created and told hotblocks to use is called a "Quicklink" and the terminology i've defined is quicklink, so as expected I see:

Create "Quicklink" quicklink

What's odd, however, is that under it I'm seeing:

Create "" quicklink

So I have 2 table rows:

Create "Quicklink" quicklink

Create "" quicklink

The second row goes to the generic "node/add" page, because there's a malformed url in the href of the link.

I found the issue in function hotblocks_create_for_block($iDelta)

hotblocks_get_types() returns:

	

Array
(
    [quicklink] => quicklink
    [0] => block
)

That second item in there, block, is what's adding the extra row.

by changing:

	
  foreach (hotblocks_get_types() as $sType) {
    $aInfo = content_types($sType);
    if(node_access('create', array('type' => $aInfo['type'])) && hotblocks_access('create items in any hotblock', $sType, $iDelta)) {
      $aRows[] = array( l(t('Create "') . $aInfo['name'] . '" '.hotblocks_terminology(), 'node/add/' . $aInfo['url_str'] . '/hotblocks_item/'.$iDelta, array('query' => drupal_get_destination() . '&path=' . $_GET['path'], 'attributes' => array('class' => 'hotblocks_item-create'))));
    }
  }

to

	
  foreach (hotblocks_get_types() as $sType) {
    $aInfo = content_types($sType);
    if(node_access('create', array('type' => $aInfo['type'])) && hotblocks_access('create items in any hotblock', $sType, $iDelta) && !empty($aInfo['name']) {
      $aRows[] = array( l(t('Create "') . $aInfo['name'] . '" '.hotblocks_terminology(), 'node/add/' . $aInfo['url_str'] . '/hotblocks_item/'.$iDelta, array('query' => drupal_get_destination() . '&path=' . $_GET['path'], 'attributes' => array('class' => 'hotblocks_item-create'))));
    }
  }

notice the && !empty($aInfo['name'] addition to the if statement in the foreach() -- that eliminates the extra row.

Is this a bad idea to do this?