Hi Alessandro,
Thanks for chiming in.
Am 30.12.2013, 09:44 Uhr, schrieb Alessandro Pasotti <[email protected]>:
But in that particular case (HelloWorld), I feel that people are using it
as a template to explore/start the development of their plugins. It was
downloaded more than 4000 times and people did warn me in the past when
it was broken/uncompatible with newer QGIS version. In other words, even
if it does just nothing (it's a test plugin) I'm sure it has been useful
to other users.
I'm sure the plugin is useful for plugin developers. For users though,
it's just confusing to have a plugin offered which doesn't do anything.
No problem for me to left it unpublished, I will republish it if I need
it
for testing but next time, please, be polite and ask the author *before*
unpublishing.
Sorry, I didn't think it was a big deal since it's not a silent procedure,
there are notifications, and reapproving it just one click. I completely
agree that plugins which users might depend on should not be unpublished
without notification, except if something is seriously wrong. As I already
mentioned, I think it's enough if Hello world is marked experimental
anyway, so I reapproved it.
Best wishes,
Anita
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