I think his point is valid - I've mentioned the same in the past. You do make a lot of posts regarding your plugins, whether they be new threads or replies to people linking to your threads and advertising your plugins, but as of yet there is nothing to show for it.

I realise the length of time it takes to make a substantial plugin as a plugin author myself, but I (and seemingly others who may intend on using your plugins) may have appreciated an original post to outline the features of your new plugin and then perhaps occasional updates relating to development rather than lots of posts everywhere linking to all your different threads which can be confusing for everyone.


Plus the other 10 I listed :)