Stefano

I have not had time to look again into this, will let you know when there’s further updates.

The look of it shouldn’t be a problem, as the email is decoded back when it’s read, unless there’s some other bug somewhere. Does the link not work to unsubscribe?

Ah, the emails should be urlencoded. I’ve fixed that but not yet released it as a public update — is it possible for you to test if it works as expected for you? The updated version is here https://github.com/TheCrowned/bbPress—Anonymous-Subscriptions

I’ve tried to have a look, and it does seem to have to do with regexes behaving unexpectedly with cyrillic (i.e. differently than with latin chars). Unfortunately I don’t know enough about the topic and I cannot prioritize digging into it further given other works of higher priority :/

So I don’t speak any Cyrillic language, so it’s hard to test. i can maybe give it a try if you can provide me with a short text and a relevant tag it should work with ??

Hi there!
I’ve honestly never tested it with non-latin alphabets, I don’t know. It relies on spaces between words: does cyrillic have them?

A description of the algorithm that powers the plugin is written: A method for calculating pattern relevance in a text. It does account for flexible similarity, but it doesn’t look for synonyms or half-matches (but works with broken matches).

Yeah that’s also a good solution!

Hi there,

no not really – it’s quite primitive in that regard. Subscriptions get dumped in a postmeta called _bbp_anonymous_subscribed_emails, but there’s no UI to view its content.

The way the plugin is structured makes it quite hard to add this feature, I’m afraid. It’s conceived to pay authors for their own posts revenue.

Ah, that’s a misunderstanding in how the plugin works. The comments are not linked to authors, but to posts. You pay authors for the comments their posts receive. For example, if author A comments on post X written by author B, author B gets a bonus through post X.
Does this clarify?

The time range in stats has no relation to what comments are selected, so it’s very odd that you get a different behavior depending on the time range. Can you provide screenshots where it shows that the same post has a different comment count when the report is for a different time range?

Hi Don,
very good point. I’ve updated the docs here. If you want to use Plausible, you can migrate Google Analytics data into it (both in PPC and in Plausible itself, actually). If you are going to use another of the visits trackers, see the other section in the docs. The WP-CLI command to address timeout issues is yet to come, I’m gonna work on in this week I hope. Will let you know when that is available.

Hoep this helps!

No, exactly, you don’t need that anymore ??

Very odd! If you get hold of the error that was logged please let me know!

Is it not possible for you to look into server error logs? Hard to troubleshoot without error :/