musubu

Jan – please accept humble apologies from Musubu. The person that authored the horrible verbiage above is no longer with the company.

Again, very sorry. Just now uncovering this.

Thanks,

Greg Hunter

Thanks for your condescension. That is an incorrect assumption and a FALSE accusation. We have a new plugin and many clients. As part of a good business plan, we ask our installed customers such as:

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and literally, DOZENS more to write a review. How, in any way, is this unethical, illegal or inappropriate????

You part-time volunteer moderators assume you know exactly what’s going on and what’s best/right/good when in fact you merely assume to know. Your behavior is subjective, knee-jerk and harmful to fostering a good business atmosphere.

Frankly, if I were an exec at WordPress, I’d be alarmed.

Disgusting practices, not business-friendly and unprofessional. WordPress is only what it is due to the adoption in business and commerce. It is not some sort of religion or righteous order, it’s a platform for getting things done.

We’ll be pulling our plugin.

Glad this is exchange is happening in public. Can’t imagine how many people you’ve rear-ended in this fashion.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Jan Dembowski.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Jan Dembowski.

So, to be clear, encouraging paying customers to post good reviews (good business) is not allowed? And it has a cute name???