[wp-hackers] Offical Plugins, repository, and extending WordPress
Jason
wphackers at jasonverber.info
Sat Jun 26 00:00:56 UTC 2004
Chuck G. wrote:
> If I understand this correctly, creating such a site would really take
> the
> plugin "away" from the author. I mean, if the author isn't even allowed
> to update the content of his plugin without "approval", that seems a step
> too far. I know that I wouldn't want my code made available on such
> a site,
> WP approved or not. But I don't think Jenn was worried about the
> "trust" of
> WP, just that the code is taken out of her hands entirely.
>
> chuckg
The plugin author can still update his/her plugin, but only the approved
version is, well, approved... until the new version can be reviewed that is.
I write a new and improved porn-spam plugin, version 1.0. It gets
approved. I realize that my spam is not being generated as efficiently
as possible, so I release an update. Unless/until this new version is
approved, the old version will remain on such a site, but I am free to
create and distribute my newer, non-approved version.
Jason
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