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For me, I am coming into this kicking and screaming.. I think wp should of waited until they had a fully functional wysiwyg page editor, like those they are trying to compete with. And they should of created a detailed how to, but that’s just my opinion. I already see that using this will mean dozens of more plugins to deal with just to write a simple post.

I’m stunned by the massive amount of complaints and support requests (EVEN TO DO THE MOST BASIC OF THINGS) to figure it out!
I’m just lost with it all!

“I’ve archived your review. Try not to use the reviews for support, if you need help please start a support topic.”

Why couldn’t The post have been changed to a “non support topic” rather than just delete it???

“The only thing you cause by deleting bad reviews are that people don’t leave reviews…”

… that’s a fair statement.

If talking about plugins that a are designed to work with wordpress and there are issues (and the issues are detailed) .. that’s for the betterment of the community to be “for warned” isn’t it?
If the developer addresses the issues its only going to improve their reputation. “they’ve listened and they’ve acted”, But more often than not nothing happens on their end.

If its OK for a user to critic a plugin and provide a detailed list of issues why can a developer just state its damaging their business and the users post is removed.
Wheres the proof from the developer that:
1) the issues of the plugin/piece of software submitted by the user are not accurate
2) the proof their business is being damaged.

If there are numerous issues (posted by users) about a developer’s plugin why isn’t the plugin removed until the developers reply/address the issues?