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daverod

@daverod joined Jun 2012

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    August 2024
    Aug 22 Thu · 16:02
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    Posted a reply to Settings don’t stay set, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    OK, here's what I've found after experimenting on several sites. If I flush the cache…
    Aug 19 Mon · 21:03
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    Created a topic, Settings don’t stay set, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    Hi support team! I'm using both the paid and free v…
    June 2022
    Jun 06 Mon · 18:38
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    Created a topic, Excellent membership plugin, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    Just added this to my site and it's really just what I…
    April 2018
    Apr 08 Sun · 17:43
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    Created a topic, Love this service–easy to use and high quality!, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    Long time users of SSP here. They've been nothing but…
    July 2016
    Jul 13 Wed · 15:12
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    Wrote a comment on the post Plugin Directory v3 Open Beta, on the site Make WordPress.org:
    I felt like the Read More is going to be super-hard to format the README…
    Jul 13 Wed · 15:10
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    Wrote a comment on the post Plugin Directory v3 Open Beta, on the site Make WordPress.org:
    Yep, I like this idea too!
    May 2016
    May 20 Fri · 22:26
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    Wrote a comment on the post Taxonomies in the Plugin Directory, on the site Make WordPress.org:
    Another NO vote for "Lite". It implies "lesser functionality" and if you have an add-on…
    March 2016
    Mar 02 Wed · 16:51
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    Wrote a comment on the post Re-thinking “Tags” in the Plugin Directory, on the site Make WordPress Plugins:
    I think Syed's take on this very much echoes my own. Restricting to 3 tags…