See where it says “Compatible up to: 0.9”
By the way, I am trying to understand why so few people ask these kinds of plugin specific questions on the page for the plugin itself. Can you give me any insight?
Well, I did not notice the “0.9” notation. The bbPress forums captures a larger audience, and therefore seems the best avenue and quickly resolving a query. Thank you for your quick response. Much appreciated.
By the way, I am trying to understand why so few people ask these kinds of plugin specific questions on the page for the plugin itself. Can you give me any insight?
WordPress does it in the forums. It’s a second place to look for support, not as many people visit it with the regularity they do this part of the site, and as it has the oldest post on top, it’s not quite as intuitive as it might be.
The problem for a plugin author, as I see it, is that you can follow RSS feeds for each of your plugins, in the plugin forum, but you can’t catch every topic posted in the forums here that mentions your plugin.
WordPress.org has a pretty good method of tagging the support topics with [Plugin-Name] so you can follow an RSS feed for an individual plugin in the support forums. That doesn’t exist here. I often wonder how they enforce consistency for plugin names in those tags.
Actually, maybe they don’t. These are all about All in One SEO pack from Michael Torbert.
https://wordpress.org/tags/all-in-one-seo
https://wordpress.org/tags/all-in-one-seo-2
https://wordpress.org/tags/all-in-one-seo-3
[Plugin All In One SEO]
[PLUGIN: All-in-One SEO]
Plugin: All in One SEO
So, maybe they don’t. Seeing this, I think it would be much easier for a plugin author to follow the RSS feed for their page, and not try to watch the forums for mentions of their plugins.
