Not what it used to be

Hi Adam,

While the pro version is designed to handle larger sites in no way has the code been updated or changed in the free version to push the pro version. If your site has gotten larger or your on a budget host that performs configuration without notifications then it can and in most cases will prevent the plugin from running a full cycle, especially if the settings are wired into the web server.

The free version has always been programmed as a single threaded process and has always had issues on some budget hosts that constrain timeouts at either the PHP or Apache level. All of the code is 100% open source on both WordPress.org and Github.

If us tampering with the code base to push the pro product was the case then it would be very obvious in the source code and by many other developers who help contribute and support it. We are very proud of the free version and are always working to make it better.

Setting a one star on speculation is unfair to the plugin and the community, and telling us to be ashamed of those tactics is also inconsiderate for a plugin that as you state been:

… by far the best there was out there for cloning WordPress websites. I loved it. Support was great, the plugin worked.

As always if you would like to submit a help ticket we are more than glad to see if we can help you identify the issue or provide work-a-rounds. The claims you made are absolutely false and personally insulting. We hope you reconsider your vote!

Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Cory Lamle.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Cory Lamle.