I was looking at your Pugtionary.com website, and I notice that there’s a feature to contribute data to the site, meanwhile the demo at http://dictionary.annedorko.com/ does not have that feature any where. Does this feature come with the plugin? or its only added to the theme you created?

Roughly two months ago, you mentioned in one of your comments that you are “only a week or two away from releasing a WP Dictionary plugin and then a theme that will support the plugin.…and then there will be even more themes coming out that support the plugin!”

I do not create themes, but buy ready-made themes – and have been looking around for a compatible theme to use along with your dictionary plugin with no real luck.

If I use available WP themes out there to install your dictionary plugin, will it have the functionality of a search bar at the top, followed by an alphabet browse navigation underneath just like in Pugtionary.com site? Will all WP themes have the simple “contribute” interface just like in Pugtionary.com?

If other WP themes cannot do this things, then I think the release of your anticipated dictionary theme is way overdue. How far with the theme?

Additionally, am curious how your theme will react to spammers, the need for Captchas, or any anti-spam feature to make contributions worthwhile.

There’s no information about this anywhere because I have no idea. I could see this plugin being as much as $50 when it’s all said and done – but I really have no idea. It has a life of its own and I make updates as they are requested, necessary or otherwise just make sense.

The more that the plugin grows and the more hours I spend on it, the more I will increase the price.

If the plugin reaches a point where I think a remake as a Version 2 makes sense, I will do that and sell the repackaged plugin as a new thing.

My goal is to always provide a plugin that offers exactly what people need, and offer support and service that makes buying the plugin worth it. I do not have any plans other than letting what people need and can afford guide my decisions for updates in the future.

Old versions will never become “broken” through any design of mine, although I may stop officially supporting them – but even in that case I’d rather make sure that those who have purchased my plugin at any stage are satisfied.

I hope that this satisfies your curiosity in these regards, but please let me know if you have any further concerns.

Perhaps, I think you should properly inform people that you plan to charge for future updates of your plugin to keep it functional. Rather than people finding out at a later stage.

This plugin should work with any theme.

So am guessing I’ll need an SEO theme for the dictionary plugin.

I have another question: You mention that you give access to free same version updates, and discounts on any future new versions of the plugin. Does this mean that if the current version is 1.0, and you release 1.1 a few months later, there is a fee to upgrade to the latest version?

Also, are there themes you would recommend along with your plugin?

There was a mistake while I was transferring accounts over during a domain registrar switch so I am working on rebuilding the demo.