Very Unhappy with the Rollout

  • Matthew

    (@mattheweverettgates)


    5 months ago

    Very unhappy with this rollout. Not interested in putting the product in my budget right now, and it’s blue activation button removed functionality from my WordPress admin by covering it in the UI. I solved the problem by deleting the plugin, but, for a couple of days, I also calculated the cost of changing hosts. When a company installs, and activates a buggy program, advertisement becomes aggressive interference in the customer’s daily life and work- it costs me money and time. I have quit other companies for this, and I’m sure I will again. Maybe it’s a nice feature.

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  • WPExplorer

    (@wpexplorer)

    5 months ago

    I mentioned this to someone else, if the plugin was automatically installed in the first place perhaps deleting the plugin isn’t a solution because maybe their system will re-install it again. I suggested they instead edit the plugin so it doesn’t do anything (see my response). This is what I was going to do for a client that manages a few SG sites. It seems more future-proof then just deleting it.

    aleksandardimitrov

    (@aleksandardimitrov)

    5 months ago

    Thank you for sharing your perspective.

    We recognize that the introduction of the plugin has raised concerns for some customers, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your viewpoint. Feedback of this nature is valuable, as it helps us understand how infrastructure and application changes impact various use cases and development workflows.

    Your comments have been documented and forwarded to our internal teams. They will be carefully reviewed as we continue to evaluate both our implementation strategies and how we communicate technical updates moving forward.

    Best regards,

    Aleksandar Dimitrov

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