The plugin’s description does say:
Add Related Posts from your own site and from across the web.
[Emphasis added]
Yes I see it does. My client got a cease and desist letter and a bill from the content it severed.
Hey Scotty, we’re really sorry to hear that, although I’m not quite sure what you mean with that letter — what happened exactly?
We also want to point out that we don’t put anyones content on your blog. We simply provide related posts that are relevant to the blogposts you are writing and thus exchanging links between our bloggers, so they get more traffic. We sincerely think this is something our users are looking for.
But we are a bit worried on what happened over at your place — any chance you could send us the link to the blog in question? We’d love to take a closer look!
Let me know if you have any more questions — I’ll gladly help you out!
Take care & have a nice day!
Best,
Silvo
Is there any way you can just make your first plugin work as intended? The one called, I think, “WordPress Related Posts.” The problems I had with that plugin was only related to the way the plugin handled thumbnails. It wouldn’t pull the “featured image” for a post and was displaying random thumbnails.
In THAT plugin, we are instructed by you, that well….that plugin isn’t really great any more. Go try THIS plugin….only to find that with THIS plugin, you have to join a service, display your logo AND (this is the worst) display random posts from other sites also using your service?
Excuse me while I go and delete all of your plugins. Seems a bit like a “bait and switch” to me.
