weathervane

Maybe you are, maybe you aren’t. It’s not stated in your profiles, and I can’t locate a listing of Extend moderators. And “ipstenu”, after reading what you say about yourself you’re just a self-important prick — hat and all.

Is this the appropriate place to ask that question?

And who are you?

Thanks for the response.

ESMI: By the time the plugin is removed, how many instances have been downloaded?

I need a day or two to compose an answer ESMI. In short, yes, in a sense it could be called an audit of not just the individual plugins (of which I’ve looked at over 5,000) but of how the plugin lists are delivered.

Why would you do that?

I do appreciate that you’ve each taken a moment to respond. What it leaves me wondering is how is anyone to know if a plugin was removed because it was harmful or [I can’t quite find a word I want here but it would mean that the plugin author was taking information from the blog where it was installed]. I know it’s a little extra work but it might help some of us if there were a log for removed plugins with withdrawal status (like, withdrawn by author, withdrawn by repository manager, etc.). And having Codex changes circulated by a mailing list means only people who now about that mailing list and are on it would know about it.

“wpdevl.wordpress.com” is not a valid URL.

One more question: If someone downloads a plugin, finds it’s been removed from the repository, they won’t find an explanation for the removal when it’s removed by someone other than the plugin author?

PS: If I inquire to [email protected], they would explain the removal?

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks

That would be appreciated.

It says “buy now $24.99” at
https://codeasily.com/wordpress-plugins/flag#/0.

Not when you looked.
Now what is there?