Indeed, people always want more. In a way, feedback is great and lets you know what can be improved… especially if the plugin was a paid service, I'd expect it to be professional and have no bugs, and do what I need it to do.

But like you said, it is free. You spent your time doing it, time in which you could have made money, catching up on your personal work, spending time with a loved one… When one uses things, we often forget that the maker has a life as well, and we can't expect them to drop everything for our personal use. If we needed it that badly, we'll need to pay someone who will crank out the work for you, or learn it, not expect someone to just do it for us.

Of course there will be someone who's not happy with the plugin, or wishes to add more features. All you can do is listen and if many people ask for the same features or notice a bug, then you can address them, but only when you have time. Bugs are a bit serious though, and so far your response to the warnings was commendably quick.

So on behalf of everyone who's happy with your plugin, Thank you!

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you're enjoying the series. Last day is tomorrow.

MoneyNing,

Yes, of course I'm complaining. It's Peeve Week

My peeve is more-or-less with people "expecting" something when that something is absolutely free. It'd be like people complaining about WordPress (which a lot of people do). And not everybody messaged me directly unfortunately. I'm rather thankful for those that have contacted me directly with bug and feature suggestions. Due to their suggestions, I feel the plugin I wrote has gotten better, more secure, and more robust. However, I just simply can't accommodate everyone, which is what I was getting at in my peeve post.

At least the others complained to you by messaging you. You complained to everyone by posting this!

Seriously though, whatever you do, there will always be people that don't like it. You can't stop that, but just be content that there are lots of people using your plugin, which I'm sure is wonderful.