soa0611
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Will the developers support this product?
the owner of Instadub Martin is very responsible guy and has been doing updates for his bots for years
Will the developers support this product?
How many instances can a person run?The product is currently supported and there are no plans to stop supporting it. The rootjazz bots are my job, I have no other source of income. Whilst the program is available it is supported and updated.
I have closed down some bots in the past that didn't sell well and were taking a lot of time to maintain and I couldn't justify the time cost to maintain for the sales they brought in. They were taking time away from profitable bots which should have been the focus of my time. It was unfortunate, but I just couldn't justify the time to maintain them, basically was working for free on them and making nothing. I am running a business and sometimes tough business decisions have to be made. Now, I just focus on the four main bots
As mentioned above, have been running rootjazz since the end of 2012 (SoundcloudManager went live Oct / Nov 2012). Since then everyone who purchased is still getting free updates and there have been 1000s of updates.
The changelogs are all public for all bots
https://rootjazz.com/instadub/updatetesting.html
https://soundcloudmanager.com/updatetesting.html
https://rootjazz.com/twitterdub/updatetesting.html
https://rootjazz.com/tumblingjazz/updatetesting.html
You can see updates have come out every few days generally for years (sometimes everyday - occasionally multiple times a day).
Not all updates are for new features, lots of bug fix updates as well. new features = new bugs <shrug>. I try not to hide anything and have most things in the open. As mentioned the support forum is open, people tell me to make it private but I like it open. Over the years have only deleted a couple of posts where someone has been abusive (not including spam). There are bug reports on the forum and complaints. The program isn't perfect, I don't pretend it is. But I think there is worth in having it public that everything is replied to and handled swiftly and fixes come when required.