Links: New Developer, Feature Roadmap, EOL Announcement

[[R] NuclearGeneral]

As some may have noticed, I have acquired the Links Directory. This is an application that has not seen nearly enough development/support time/love in my opinion, I plan to end this trend. My support policy differs from Jlogica's, I will not ever charge for support, and never have, a valid purchase/renewal is all that is required for support regarding the application. Bugs will take priority, as always, but many features long overdue for this application are in ongoing development as well.

 

Links Roadmap(AKA Planned Features)

• Sphinx Support(#1 priority at this time in feature set as it was claimed, but never actually supported)
  
• Content Feed Source.
  
• Per-Category permissions, and other controls.
  
• Nexus Pay Per Link Integration
  
• Ability to display a link in multiple categories, with controls of who may use this.
  
• Easily manage Link Author(this is available in listings, but is not in view, which is considerably confusing).
  
• Warnings integration
  
• More listing sort options.
  
• Moderator Control Panel integration.
  
• Suite Consistency, such as floating moderator boxes to reduce needless scrolling, etc.
  

EOL Announcement

I am not the type of individual that will maintain and support a stunted, limited, encoded copy of a paid application as a free offering. As such, Links Directory (FREE) is officially considered EOL(End of Life).

I will not be providing support for this encoded limited code-base, nor will I maintain it. Thus, you use said encoded limited copy of the application at your own risk.

 

Report Bugs/Request Features

I am not the type of individual that will request you submit a bug/request to my tracker to have it acknowledged. However *please*, please note that all I will do is report the same bug in my tracker project, thus if you are a nice individual, as guests can indeed report bugs, you will save me that time better spent on fixing that bug, and developing features, by submitting it yourself, versus posting the item in the support topic.

 

 

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