Who decides which plugins can be downloaded?

[nekrub2]

After upgrading to OpenVix 6.6.002 I was curious which plugins were on the server to be downloaded. To my surprise I found YahooWeather. This is no more active. So I downloaded and started it. You cannot search for a city so the whole plugin is pointless. The other weather plugin was written when we had 720 dpi resolution. So you need a magnifier to see the weather forecast for your city. I would assume that somebody would test the plugins, report such issues to the author and give them a deadline to fix it - or remove them from the list of plugins available for download.

[ronand]

I would assume that somebody would test the plugins, report such issues to the author and give them a deadline to fix it - or remove them from the list of plugins available for download.

So you've tested it. Now you can ask the author to fix it.

[rte]

Odd answer. How are the extension and the plugin lists created? How can the authors get access to it? Just asking.

[Huevos]

How can the authors get access to what. The majority of the image is built from the authors' sources.

[Orlandox]

Can an issue make here : https://github.com/oe-alliance/YahooWeather/issues ?

[Huevos]

Can an issue make here : https://github.com/oe-alliance/YahooWeather/issues ?

The url that the plugin uses is dead "query.yahooapis.com". I have removed the plugin from the build.