bigjohncss

Basically the authors have split what would be one huge plugin into several plugins, for the purpose of allowing users to select only the features they want. Being primarily for making sites faster, they wanted to have all the plugins use the same namespace so the collection would efficiently operate as one.

Unfortunately the WP people have a rule that all plugins are to have different namespaces. For most plugins this makes very good sense, but not when optimizing is the goal. But that didn’t matter to WP; Their moderator first made life hard for the authors, and when respectful complaints were made, banned all the plugins in toto.

In effect, they have RULES for a reason, and they brook no discussion about their RULES. Who knows what’s really going on at WP. All we know is they were rude from the beginning, and to this day allow no discussion on the topic.

This does not bode well for the rest of us who depend on WP for our livelihood.

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