Displaying 1 To 5 Of 5 Comments New Site Dedicated To Reviewing WordPress Plugins Looks like it could turn into a more comprehensive version of WordPress Plugin of The Week – http://wppotw.com » Posted By Lee Rickler On July 7, 2012 @ 7:17 PM Although I agree with Corky (in some places of the Codex), the best way to fix and problem is to fix the problem – in other words, the codex is open for anyone to improve it. The other suggestion I have is http://wpseek.com – The place I always use rather than the codex. » Posted By Lee Rickler On July 8, 2012 @ 2:40 PM Or if you’re using Chrome – Install the ‘Search WordPress.org Codex’ extension and search directly from the address bar with a ‘wp’ prefix. ‘wp Conditional Statements’ – gives a ton of results of course! » Posted By Lee Rickler On May 17, 2012 @ 7:38 AM VaultPress – Not An Option For Non-Profit MultiSite Installations? Hi Jeremy. What you state above needs to be online so potential customers can check you out and build up the trust in you. » Posted By Lee Rickler On April 14, 2012 @ 12:45 PM No disrespect to the guys at BackupPress but I wouldn’t trust something as important as securing my details and relying on them in an emergency. I see the link with 23press but even their terms and privacy links lead to 404 pages. There is a need for a quality service like this and if these guys get it right they could join the marketplace very nicely. I’ll not be putting my trust in them just yet. » Posted By Lee Rickler On April 13, 2012 @ 7:16 PMComments Posted By Lee Rickler
It’s all about quality and transparency especially when looking at something as important as back-ups/ protection etc
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I checked their site and, apart from the dead links in the footer, I couldn’t find any business related details. Who are they, what’s their registration details? Where are they based?
How do I know that any information I give them is secure? How do I know that I can rely on them?