Skalfa clearly indicated through Linda Dotson that they want to continue with the Oxwall project.!

Skalfa like to use girls name specially russian girl names they like very much and american girl names...

I told them stop doing that and use they real names but i guess they voted down that suggestion very quickly....if i honest i think they dreaming have a team with girl coders and programers join them and work near with them everyday.... thats why the girl names they use.....but i can bee wrong on that point...

Hello,

I got the message that my licences is not longer valid for a lot of plugins and themes which I buy it...

I try to enter the licences number but is not working ......

What is going on?

It is necessary to go to https://developers.oxwall.com/store/granted-list/plugin and press RESET on each plugin and theme that you have purchased and installed.Everything works again.

Any luck fixing this issue?

Personally, we are happy to know that our communication with (according to some non-existent.?) Linda Dotson may not have been for nothing.!
Furthermore, we hope that the whole will come to rest again and SPAM and negativity free.!
But of course that new themes and plugins are being developed and that the support will be and remain optimal.
It would be a shame if Oxwall were to disappear is it not.?
We are happy in any case that we can continue to exploit our Oxwall websites.
Thanks for everyone who has worked for this.!

With regards,
Admiraliteit Imedia

right now i see no reason give good feedback....i would like see some apoligaze from the Team and some new plugins and software and mobile apps plans.....A ROADMAP with dates and goals...then we can start make some good feedback

There's a difference between leaving constructive feedback over shortcomings, and simply being nothing but negative. A good chunk of Oxwall's community ever since it started has, unfortunately, been toxic and negative people. I always believed a major issue in the growth and development of the Oxwall Software was the negative community. It's very hard to support and consistently push out a free to use and commercialize software where every update and every idea is met with hostility, hatred, and people demanding those writing the software "fix this, fix that," etc.

Mix the very mixed community of negative/toxic members, those who don't contribute even a thought, and spam, with little profits coming from Oxwall itself (not Skadate, but Oxwall as an entity) and it leads to a place where third-parties either stop caring for their plugins/themes or straight up leave forever, core developers and community leters become deterred and disappear, and the software stops updating.

Not to solely blame the community, as a lot of the toxicity and negativity came about due to a lot of misunderstandings and lack of quality control with the store.

I can't say much, but I believe Oxwall's future is still bright and great things are to come. I've been riding with this software since 2011/2012 and hope to see the day where it becomes perfected, large, and profitable for both plugins/theme developers, and Oxwallers alike.

Share a smile :)

My suggestion folks is to stay possitive, interject your wishes, try to learn what you can so that when you offer a suggestion you understand more about what that might look like.  Even possibly have the facts laid out and be able to paint a picture for others to follow. 

Practical suggestions and facts get much more attention than random wild complaints with little understanding.  

So can you please give us something of information on future progress? as the last update is from 2016 now?

Quote from Oxwall Germany Guys, please don't offend each other. I edited your posts and removed the insults. Please respect each other's opinion and talk about facts.

Exactly what I'm trying to promote. I completely understand a lot of the anger some people of Oxwall have towards the software. In certain scenarios it has shortcomings, and things like a lack of mobile app progression can be irritating. However, people usually complain about something they're passionate about together. Conversely, the same people should find solutions together. Nothing gets done with yelling and heated arguments. Only when opposition shares calm and open minds on an issue can things come to a compromise and change.

Brash and negative communities are typically found circling free things, and Oxwall is no exception. I know from personally being the kind of person who came here with the only word in my mind being "free" and expecting so much from people who actually contribute.

Anyhow...

The Oxwall Software account posted about the license issues, which to me personally is a great move that this software is indeed not dying. I feel like now is the best time for showing our support as a community.