Scott Evans shares why he decided to remove his plugins from Code Canyon. I’m sure each seller’s mileage varies as far as their level of concern for the reasons Scott brings up, but I’m at least happy he’ll be releasing some of the code for the plugins he took down.
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Thanks for sharing this news!
I can totally understand Scott’s reasons for the decision. On the other hand, it’s sad to see quality developers go from this marketplace. He had great plugins on there!