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What exactly is the issue?

@Mercury

This was an issue on our end, resulting in files displaying this flair despite not being compatible. Very sorry about that. If a purchase was made on the expectation of world 2.0 compatibility please reach out for a refund on us.

The application is safe despite Microsoft's ominous warning. The issue is due to the application having unsigned DLLs. Signing DLLs is basically paying money to Microsoft for them to say they're safe despite no actual review of the code being done. We do not require such certs as they can be quite expensive, and I generally perceive it as extortion given Microsoft's efforts to send false flags such as that to pressure developers to pay up.

Just to confirm, it was the browser cache causing this issue?

@SKanorQc No, open your Rust client, not the server.

In the server browser, on the left-hand side there's an option Use Cache. Make sure that's unticked.

Try turning off using cache and see if it shows up then.

@Travox reached out to the author for you.

Submit a support request here: https://codefling.com/discord-bots/discord-pop-bot?tab=support

@Billy Joe

This is actually one of the benefits to renewals, if used correctly. Instead of charging upfront for years of support and updates, you would be able to split this cost over many months or years, and for whatever reason the author abandons the file you can simply stop renewing. This would still save you money overpaying for it upfront and just being out the entire cost. Renewals are not charged automatically. So it's not something you'd renew all the time. It just asks you to renew before downloading the latest version. You would retain access to the version you originally subscribed for. Another thing to clarify is, if you purchase a file and a renewal is added afterwards, you still have a perpetual license and don't have to renew. We have many safe guards in place to avoid abuse. Also, if you want to avoid this scenario consider Codefling+ for that 2 year warranty. You either get a working file or a full refund if this ever happens.

There have always been renewals. It's just not commonly used because the majority of files charge the cost upfront instead of letting you spread it over a period of time. If used correctly, renewals are a fantastic way to keep initial costs down. But if used incorrectly, they would turn people off from buying your file. I imagine you're here because of Drug Deals, and this would be the way you don't do renewals. But it's better to let them make the mistake on their own and learn from it instead of trying to force them to use a specific pricing structure. Chances are that renewal is going to go away once they see all the pushback from it. It's important to note that renewals are not really subscriptions. You don't have to renew and still maintain access to the version you initially purchased. This is just a way for developers to charge for updates rather than force someone to pay a lump sum right out of the gate. Again, it's to reduce the cost of entry, not add an idiot tax. If authors use it in that manner, then they'll get called out, which is exactly what's happening. We'd rather not remove renewals just because a handful of people use them incorrectly. It's a very valuable feature and opens the door for more SAAS to be integrated directly into Codefling. Of course, if we ever start shifting into SAAS primarily for plugins, then I wouldn't hesitate to remove the feature to maintain the integrity of the platform.

Changed Status from Pending to Work in Progress

As a one-time courtesy, we've issued a refund due to the author's lack of response. Keep in mind we only have a 6-month window to bypass the author's approval to issue refunds. Beyond that, it's a total loss and isn't something we can do often. Without this sounding like an advertisement, if you want to avoid the headache of this going forward consider getting Codefling+ and get a 2-year warranty on all files purchased. You will either have a working file, or a full refund. https://codefling.com/subscriptions/

The option to cancel is removed temporarily, but even if it were there you can't cancel payouts that are processing (the orange ones.) If it gets stuck orange for more than a few minutes (max 5 minutes) it means we received a successful transaction in the API but PayPal ultimately refused the payout. The most common reasons for a payout being refused by PayPal are account limitations or sanctions affecting the country the PayPal account was registered in. In any case, please reach out to us so we can help resolve this for you. https://codefling.com/help

Refund has been issued.

Changed Status from Pending to Closed

This file is no longer supported. If you would like a refund just let me know!