Sun 17 Jun 2007
Plugin Competition 2009 Rules
Posted by Administrator under[19] Comments
(4 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading ...All code must be GPL compatible All Plugin must be compatible with the latest official release available when the competition ends All Plugins have to be secure and use secure coding methods. This is very important. Plugins must be made available through the WordPress Extend pages Plugins must be officially submitted through email and announced [...]
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[...] plugin, get registered on the Plugin Competition Blog and post your entry there. Remember, in order to be considered as an entry into the competition, you have to post an entry on the blog and send in the final code to me via email by July 31st. [...]
Whew, I thought I had to have this done by July 12th for some reason. I am having some trouble getting my plugin class object to function properly … I hope I get it working before the 31st! Rockin!
[...] sure you check all the Plugin Competition Rules and adhere to them in order to be [...]
[...] sure you check all the Plugin Competition Rules and adhere to them in order to be [...]
I’d love to submit a plugin in this competition, but when I recently requested WordPress Extend hosting, the submission was inexplicably deleted from the “Requests” queue after about a week.
The plugin was GPL-licensed and didn’t violate any WP Extend guidelines. An email to the WordPress Plugin Directory admins hasn’t been replied to.
(In case any Extend admins are reading this, the plugin was titled “SEO Ultimate” under the “SEO Design Solutions” user account.)
Is there any way I can participate if the Extend directory refuses to host my plugin?
What is the mail adress to send my request to ?
Thanks
@John: Try resubmitting your plugin to the Extend directory. It may well get approved second time around.
[...] There is now a page for the Rules and Regulations for the WordPress Plugin Competition 2009 [...]
@johnbillion: It was approved the second time; thanks.
[...] a mail away from being officially a competitor. Really, a short announcement is all it takes. The competition rules are no extra [...]
[...] you’re a plugin author, remember to read the rules and regulations before you submit your [...]
[...] Are you a WordPress plugin developer? Have you looked into the WordPress Plugin Competition? Are you signed up on the Plugin Competition blog to publish your plugin and enter the competition? [...]
I have posted my plugin in the blog – now – now should I send an email with the plugin details? If yes, What’s the email address?
I have a question:
“…You cannot submit plugins that have been released already. Modification or re-use of existing code to achieve completely new functionality allowed….”
If a plugin has been release to wordpress.org today (the very first upload for my plugin), does this mean that the plugin cannot enter the competition?
JS: If you released your plugin after the 1st of May, it is eligible for the competition.
What email should we officially submit our plugins to?
“Plugins must be officially submitted through email”
Thanks!
Are multiple entries allowed?
@sillybean Yes, multiple entries are definitely allowed.
Excellent, thanks!