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Currently no as this would significantly complicate things.

Great idea. Thanks! Will include as a filter, though.

Peter, how can a statement with an opinion not be correct? You may disagree, ok, but declaring my valid opinion incorrect is going a bit too far.

@psmits1567 Yes, we’re all volunteers. So am I. Still, in my opinion, plugin authors SHOULD be able to grant editor rights for themselves.

@nekojonez I’m completely with you when it comes to languages I don’t speak. And as a plugin author I would not want that either, but I think I definitely should be able to grant editor rights at least for myself.

Thanks for the link. I already followed the instructions behind yesterday and posted corresponding requests for my plugins but they’re all in pending state.

Hi Peter, I was requesting for the ‘de’ locale for my plugins.
It, however, appears kind of strange to me that plugin authors cannot approve themselves for the languages they speak.

Thanks for the Dutch translation!

How do I get myself approved as an editor for my own plugins? I sent a PTE request yesterday but until now no response.

I just commit required changes. It should be open for translations soon. Thanks for the suggestion!

It sets the query status to 404 if any author achieve is requested.

I strongly doubt that. The plugin doesn’t change your site.

I also cannot reproduce the issue.

Yes, the plugin is GDPR conform. And no, it does not collect any data.

Hi,

that’s a very generic question. Next to the GET request parameters, the plugin uses the is_author() function to tell whether a query is for an existing author archive page. If you’re unsure if it serves your purposes, it’s always best to try.

Best regards.

Thanks. I fixed that.

Thanks.

Is it btw also possible to translate the pagination URL like for example

https://www.example.com/en/posts/page/2/

into

https://www.example.com/pt/posts/pagina/2/

?