I know you can enforce a library, but then the above advantage is gone. And, one would miss on the super-cool jQuery improvements they made with their 1.3 version, especially the performance boost they gave it.

BTW, thank you for a great plugin.

Sometimes the plugin can highlight problems sooner than they would be found with WordPress upgrades as the libraries are updated on a different timescale (when Google updates them, rather than when WordPress does).

http://blog.clearskys.net/2009.....ax-plugin/

Sometimes no response? You try to make the impression not responding is the exception, but my certain impression over the months since before last Christmas is that it increasingly became the rule. I’ve repeatedly noticed you giving thanks to positive comments and ignoring issue reports that have been right next to them (so you couldn’t have overseen them).

Worst of all, you don’t give credit where credit is due. You will have incorporated much of the user feedback into your plugins. (I know you have incorporated some of mine). But do you mention those people anywhere? Nope!

I already guessed you wouldn’t give me credit for doing the debugging and fixing the bug, but just silently take over my results. As I’ve discovered today, I assumed right. You didn’t.

BTW, just for the records: By omitting the credit for my contribution, you are basically violating the GPL – your own license of choice.

Honestly, the whole way you are dealing with information sucks!