Can't find the original Follow Liker "support" thread

[GwenGwen]

I swear I've been searching around for half an hour. I guess the new site has some search engine issues. I can't find the original FL "support" thread where people post and the developers answer. Anyone can point me in the right direction? I would really appreciate it.

Argh I hate Follow Liker's customer service. So so bad. It's a cool little app, but I actually pay for it so I shouldn't be supposed to spend that much time to find support or info on their latest release. (And yes, I do know I could send them an email. But I only want to be up-to-date with the current discussions around their latest bugs and issues)

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

http://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/tw...pinterest-bot-tumblr-bot-follow-liker.616736/

If the search doesn't seem to work, you can always use Google and search operators:
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site:blackhatworld.com+intitle:followliker

As far as i know, they don't share the release logs publicly for obvious reasons.

 

[GwenGwen]

Thanks man!

They have a secure site where the support files are hosted. You need to have a licence to access this section of their site. They could publish the release notes there.

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

Thanks man!

They have a secure site where the support files are hosted. You need to have a licence to access this section of their site. They could publish the release notes there.

Well, Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr/Pinterest staff can easily purchase a license (or more than likely they already did it), from that point posting the release notes in the members area is as secure as posting it here. I think it's better not to post it anywhere.
I've seen an ig bot going under a few years back, after ig staff infiltrated a Skype group.
You can never be too cautious i guess.

 

[GwenGwen]

Well, Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr/Pinterest staff can easily purchase a license (or more than likely they already did it), from that point posting the release notes in the members area is as secure as posting it here. I think it's better not to post it anywhere.
I've seen an ig bot going under a few years back, after ig staff infiltrated a Skype group.
You can never be too cautious i guess.

Agreed. You're right. But subscribers should still get some info on what's new in FL. I requested some simple features in the past year, and I never really know if they implemented them.

 

[GwenGwen]

Also, if I was working at Twitter and Instagram, I would definitely be a member of this forum...