Welcome to Exaspian Studios Reviews!
What is ESR?
ESR Is a topic created for reviewing plugins within Oxwall.
We provide a professional, fast and high quality service free of charge.
Then again - why can't we just post reviews on the store?
Constructive criticism is a big part of any developer's career! Let's face it; there's always someone out to get you, right?
Exactly! Confused? We figured you might be, so here's some more detail:
You see, our reviews can be used in 3 ways:
1. To gain views on your plugins. Not getting enough views? Think it's because you have no ratings? No problem! Just place a request with the ESR team and we will place a fair review on your plugin within the next 48 hours!
2. To get more detail on your plugin. So you got a bad review, huh? Or maybe you were hoping for a bit of a longer review? What's the point of a review that just says "Bad" or "Fix the bugs!!1!1one?" There is no point! The user is angry and does not know how to express that in any way other than complaining about the plugin and expecting changes. That's why here at ESR we quality test all of the plugins you send in on a private, home run server. Why? Well unlike the users of your plugin we are not attempting to use your plugin on our own site. That means that we are never disappointed by a plugin and are always ready to give detailed suggestions on how to make your plugin into the plugin your users are asking for.
And 3. Both of the above. Only received one or two bad reviews? Maybe you need some help squashing those bugs? Not a problem! With our team standing by awaiting your request you'll know exactly where to go with your plugin from here.
So is there anything else I need to know?
Yes! There's actually quite a bit to go over, so here's the short version:
1. We are willing to review any requested plugin. No accessions!
2. All of our team members pertain to the following agreement:
NOTE: Agreement part 5 is limited to plugins you have temporarily lent to us for testing. (More on this later)
1. I agree to view over the plugin in full, making sure not to miss any problems or perfect details.
2. I agree to write a review of the plugin on the forum topic and or the plugin's store page.
3. I agree to write a fair and detailed review of your plugin a short list of some features I would add/remove along with any bugs I could find.
4. I agree to not misuse the plugin or utilise ANY of it's source code for my own personal gain.
5. I agree to delete every plugin file of your plugin when my review is done and never have access to them again, outside of purchasing your plugin.
So is there anything else I need to know?
Yes! There's actually quite a bit to go over, so here's the short version:
1. We are willing to review any requested plugin. No accessions!
2. All of our team members pertain to the following agreement:
NOTE: Agreement part 5 is limited to plugins you have temporarily lent to us for testing. (More on this later)
1. I agree to view over the plugin in full, making sure not to miss any problems or perfect details.
2. I agree to write a review of the plugin on the forum topic and or the plugin's store page.
3. I agree to write a fair and detailed review of your plugin a short list of some features I would add/remove along with any bugs I could find.
4. I agree to not misuse the plugin or utilise ANY of it's source code for my own personal gain.
5. I agree to delete every plugin file of your plugin when my review is done and never have access to them again, outside of purchasing your plugin.
So what's up with temporary license reviews?
A TempLicense review is a review of a non-free plugin.
As much as we would love to, we can't afford quite a few of the plugins on the store...in fact we can't actually purchase them at all from South Africa. So rather than only doing free plugin reviews, we decided to come up with the aforementioned agreement between our reviewers and the plugin developers.
Basically; you CAN request a review for a paid plugin, but there are a few things we'll need from you.
1. We will request that you accept the reviewers agreement and believe that it covers all of the necessary ins and outs of lending us your plugin.
2. We will also need you to mail us a copy of the plugin or activate a licence that you can then de-activate later on.
And that's that! Simple enough, right?
Requesting a review:
Well, telling you about the features is all good and well...but when are we going to get down to the good stuff? Well here we are now!
To request a plugin, simply fill out the following form and either post it in this topic or message it to us.
Plugin Name:
Review Type (General, Short, In-Depth):
Temporary license (Is it required?):
Any extra info (You are not required to fill this in):
And there you have it!
Request A Plugin
Requesting a plugin is as easy as 1...2...3! First, click here then select a plugin from the list, now click vote and you're done! If you want a different plugin review just post it's name + author in the topic and we will talk to that author!
Our reviews so far:
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