I'd like your other plugin to work please

Oh, great! I’m happy someone gets it! I was quite offended when I realized, after a “uptade”, that I couldn’t pick posts from my own site to show on my related posts anymore and this was when I found out I was automatically “given” this plugin instead of the one I had.
Ridiculous marketing and list-building techniques, but if what you want is to link other sites in your posts then this is the plugin for you.

Now, I’m still looking for a good related posts plugin that links to my own site that won’t accidentally involve me in some list-building strategy.

Hey, thanks for taking your time and reviewing our plugin, although we’re really sorry to hear about your bad experience with it! But I’m sure that there’s been some kind of a misunderstanding that can be worked out somehow!

Nina —?what list building strategy are you referring to exactly? Were your own related posts not inserted automatically at the end of your blog posts? Or were there any other related articles from around the web there as well?

The thing is, our plugin only inserts your related posts at the end of your blog posts, while those from around the web are displayed in a widget, just below your editor. Those can only be inserted manually, by the author of the blog —?and by no one else!

If you think that this widget is unnecessary, you can also disable it in your plugin settings, if you un-tick the box next to “Display Related Posts Recommendations on Compose Screen.” This way you’ll get no around the web recommendations and all you will be left with is your own related posts.

Again — we’re really sorry to hear about the problems you experienced and we are really eager to help you out with them, if possible. Let us know what bugged you the most and I’m sure there’s a way for you to enjoy your related posts without any other interferences!

In any case — I’m looking forward to your reply! Take care & enjoy the weekend ahead!

Best,
Silvo