@TacoVerdo Debug to see whose plugin is at fault, if it's my plugin then fix it, if it's their plugin then try to fix it since I'm deep in it already and then contact the 3rd party plugin owner about it.
@flowdee Start with that and then move to a paid test project. Do a quick check of their theme/plugin code to see if they follow the basics WP development rules. Most don't. If they do then go with a test project.
@flowdee Generally the ratings I get are connected to a support request. Rarely someone just gives a rating "out of the blue".
A good experience with support makes them leave a rating.
But if a plugin is relatively bug-free and has the needed features, it's very quiet.
@flowdee@jamesckemp@enqueue_russ There's already a plugin for almost everything.
You think of an idea for a plugin, you do a quick search and find there's already a bunch of plugins for that purpose so you don't make one.
Or you make one, it gets buried and not used, so you know what to do next time :)
@SchuckAb@MaxCRoser I got Pfizer yesterday, that's what I applied for earlier this month. When applying you can choose between Pfizer, Moderna, Sputnik, Sinofarm and AstraZeneka.