Dear Mr. Purosothaman
Thanks for responding to my post. It was not necessary for you to come forward as a developer of the Immature Product, that is why I did not mention the developer. But thanks for stepping forward.
It would be unfair to you to ask for a "Refund" You had clearly linked your product to a demo. It was my mistake that I did not view the demo first, before I bought your Product. You did not misrepresent your product, even Though Your Product had a fancy misleading name to it.
I will chat to you on personal message. I am new to this. Sorry If I had known that I could you reach you my personal box I would have done so firts.Thanks for responding to my post. It was not necessary for you to come forward as a developer of the Immature Product, that is why I did not mention the developer. But thanks for stepping forward.
It would be unfair to you to ask for a "Refund" You had clearly linked your product to a demo. It was my mistake that I did not view the demo first, before I bought your Product. You did not misrepresent your product, even Though Your Product had a fancy misleading name to it.
In theory there should be many (free and paid) payment gateways available. These plugins are relatively easy to develop
- Prices are very reasonable...if you consider the user base in oxwall, average hourly rate for a developer and the time it takes to develop/test a plugin...$20 can't go very far.
-As users we have varying/competing requirements and there can't be a one size fit all solution when it comes to plugin development...A solution that is comprehensive for me might lack basic requirements for another user.
-There is often really good support from developers to allow further modification and enhancement of plugins to suite individual's need. (Included in the same $20)! you just need to ask.
i would like to expose my point of view as a regular buyer of Purus' plugins and doing custom development (more than 100 hours of development for now): I think that there is no secret in this world. No cheap product will have the same quality as a fair price product. It is the rule in "real" life, why won't it be truth in Internet? If you buy shoes for 10 dollars, you will have 10 dollars quality. Even if crowdsourcing can help everyone lower the price, you won't have custom development, nor all the things you would like.
We have to do things with reason and think about fair price and work done.
I would have loved Purus working for me as custom developper, but unfortunately he couldn't. However, he always answered my mails quickly and politely, so I definitely back him.
We are getting down to writing documentation for all aspects of software once 1.5 is out.
But where are the documents for them? I have tried to develop some gateways, but ended with failure.
Its not others who decide that the plugins should be free. My efforts are not free.
the plugins for $1 or $3 or a small price like that provide effects of something that can be seemingly easy to implement on your own.
You can get ideas and advice free in this world. So you take my advice too. :) You pay for the quality and use, not the idea of it.
I recall you saying making Oxwall plugins was just a hobby of yours. I think unless it was your job or career to make plugins