Support for YAK

Friday, 27 June, 2008

I’m now charging for support of YAK for WordPress. Basically for anything that can’t be handled via a few messages on the General Discussion page or on the Bugs page.

The main reason for this change is that I can’t justify (particularly to the family) the amount of time I spend both on development and bug fixing, AND on the volume of support requests I get (at times).

See the new Support page for more information.

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Jason R. Briggs is a writer, IT Architect and developer. He has written for a number of publications, both online and printed, including ONJava, ONLamp, JDJ, and JavaWorld, and is a former Contributing Editor for Java Developer’s Journal. He currently lives in the United Kingdom, but has divided his time during the last 15 years between New Zealand and the UK — which, when he thinks about it, is entirely too much time spent hurtling through the skies in a glorified tin can.
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