Updates & Contributor Changes

Hello everyone! My name is Joshua. I am an engineer working in WordPress. I build plugins and websites.

I recently reached out to Frankie Jarrett, the original author of this plugin, who was willing to transfer ownership over to me.

I want to extend my most sincere thanks to Frankie Jarrett for all his hard work on this plugin and entrusting my with its care. I am a long time user of this plugin and want to see it continue on, so I am thrilled this worked out!

I’m very excited to maintain & improve this plugin. I welcome any constructive feedback, feature requests, or new support requests.

For more about me, check out my Github Profile, WordPress Profile, or my website.

Please direct Support Requests to Github Issues and please review the Code of Conduct before contribution or posting in any forum.

If that is Github Issues is not your cup of tea, feel free to post in the WordPress support forum, but please know that I am slower to respond here.

My pledge to you: I will do my best to regularly contribute to this plugin and respond to support requests.

However, please recognize I’m offering my time and effort voluntarily as I’m able. This may mean the personal commitments to my time take precedence that delays my availability to respond to support requests or make changes to the plugin.

Development Plan

Initially, development on this plugin will focus on the following list, in order of priority:

1. Reviewing and updating support forum posts, migrating them to Github Issues.
   The WordPress support forum closes posts after 6 months of inactivity. I am going to review all posts marked “unsolved” and, where appropriate, create an issue for it in the Github repository for it, then marking it as resolved.
   
   This means all unresolved WordPress Support forum posts older than 6 months will be marked resolved, however those that need follow up will receive it in the Github Issues.
   
   I will only create a matching github issue if there is actionable items to resolve the issue. Some older support forum posts are already resolved with a response, no longer apply, or were not actionable in other ways. I will follow up to this post once I’ve completed this initial review with a list of the linked issues.
   
   After this initial review and migration, all WordPress support forum posts will be reviewed regularly but likely added to Github for tracking and to avoid auto-closing windows. This will also inform the roadmap for future development.
2. Updating the codebase & adding tests. Please monitor Github Milestones for updates and broad roadmap.
3. New Features. Mapping out potential features and improvements. Please submit any feature requests as a Github Issue.

• This topic was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by James Huff.
• This topic was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Joshua David Nelson.
• This topic was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Joshua David Nelson. Reason: simplifying list to fix styling