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Originally Posted by jmw

I believe you are totally wrong. This would make us life easier and dedicate our time to other tasks, rather than wasting time chasing coders to update their buggy scripts.

Are we talking about the same thing?

If you have to chase a coder, you failed as a consumer. If you got free code that broke, then you got what you paid for!

If you want to pay for code and your coder can't show you a home site and or email address where you can find them, they you again failed as a consumer. I suggest you use folks with references that have been around at least a year, perhaps two or three and have an established site and customer base to prove their worth.

You don't need a special site to find that, you need to be a smart consumer.