krunktern

Out of the only 6 reviews you have left here, TWO are for CleanTalk. In fact you joined specifically in order to leave a review for CleanTalk. You have left an inordinate number of responses to those claiming the same as I have, often using a sock account to do so.

One might read your reply as someone who was just profoundly naive, but that’s not the reason you’re responding with your boilerplate text. Rather, you’re an employee of CleanTalk. You should not be permitted to reply to CleanTalk posts here without disclosing that in your replies.

https://x.com/AleksandrRazoR

Please be advised to meticulously retain and preserve any and all communications, correspondences, and interactions associated with CleanTalk that have transpired within and without the confines of this forum. Such preservation is instrumental in facilitating an exhaustive investigation, which may encompass both criminal and civil inquiries, aimed at ascertaining the veracity and legality of the implicated activities.

We hereby convey our intent to employ all requisite legal mechanisms, including but not limited to, the issuance of subpoenas, to ensure a thorough and objective evaluation of the prevailing circumstances.

Kindly consider this communication as a formal advisement to govern yourself in a manner consistent with the prevailing legal standards and ethical norms, in anticipation of prospective legal proceedings.

Why has this not been resolved. This is the thing I can’t stand about the WP developers, they don’t LISTEN to anyone. No one wants all their words hyphenated. People have been complaining about this forever, and yet they don’t give a crap. Provide a preference to turn this crap off already, and then make it off by default, because no one wants it. Lazy, lazy, lazy developers.

Chad,

I understand this is not what your plugin does, but don’t you think it would be beneficial to make it do what people are demanding? That’s what entrepreneurship is all about, solving OTHER PEOPLE’S problems. If you did this, I’d be a lot more inclined to pay for support. Chastising your customers is not the solution, spending some time to make the plugin work as expected, is.