I did calmly create one topic, but the author chose to treat me as if I knew what he was talking about, and as if I was a fellow developer, which I am not.
I do not know HTML, I do not code software, so to expect me to fix a problem that is beyond my understanding is like expecting me to perform brain surgery.
Mr. Wells’ attitude is that he is not responsible if HIS software is unable to work with other WP software, and it is our responsibility to fix HIS mistakes.
You and Mr. Wells must keep in mind that not all users are as smart as you are, so it is your responsibility to answer us with respect and treat us as such, and not like one of your peers.
I tried to use a different landing page plugin, but that costs money. Mr. Wells wanted me to do something that I have no right to do, because I am working on someone else’s website. That person has allowed me access to the site because we are putting together a business opportunity. But the attitude of Mr. Wells is preventing me from creating a landing page for the opportunity my partner and I are working on, and that is why I am trying to get this problem resolved ASAP.
Telling me that this is free and that I don’t have to use it is a cop-out…I have to use it because it is the only one here that does not require spending money that we don’t have at the moment. Your developers should be more considerate and responsible to users and not dismissive as Mr. Wells has been.
When Mr. Wells will treat me with respect, and not assume that I understand what he is talking about, then perhaps I will not be so angry, but he leaves me no choice but to be this way.
This is a problem of generations…the techie generation and the ones that came before them…but it is the techies who need to respect us, not the other way around…you are building software for our use, we are not here to be abused by developers.
