MareroQ wrote:
All roads lead to Rome -
APPEAL TO DIEGO.
I understand Your position [# 158]:
http://gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=16920&start=150#p2333351. works on 2.10 (this condition is met by you, as you stated on your first post)
2. is willing to share problems, comments, and above all generated outcomes on Gimp Chat (like Issabella, Pat, Ella … do regularly, as you can see)
3. send a PM on Gimp Chat to dinasset, specifying an e-mail address where to send the filter (and resources used if any).Can You change Your decision and publish your great plugins - which should be public (GPL ?) directly on the Gimp Chat forum?
I will understand if You answer shortly NO - but I do not believe that now only:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Plays-with-Gimp.
Finché c’è vita c’è speranza.Who supports my request?

Very likely my English is poor and very likely as well I'm not able to explain my viewpoint.
I'll try again.
In my (PERSONAL) opinion there are different kinds of sites for Gimp.
Let me consider only two:
1 - a "chat" site like GC where people exchange ideas
2 - a "repository" site like the (dead) "Latest Gimp Scripts and Plug-ins"
When posting on a site type 2, the author(s) publish their works for the open "readers" community.
When posting on a site type 1, the author(s) -
at least me- would expect feedbacks (not
thanks, feedbacks: i.e. comments, suggestions, outcomes produced with the downloaded filter(s); this will contribute to maintain the site alive.
Up to one year -or more- ago I posted my filters on GC, but then I was very disappointed in seeing something like one hundred downloads and one or two persons providing a feedback.
Hence I decided thereafter to send my filters only upon explicit request, to someone who is really interested in contributing to the "life" of GC.
I have to admit that this is a "poor" passport, because I sent already filters to (some) requestors, who did not maintain their promises to contribute, but … alas, that's all I was able to imagine in my poor mind.
Hope that my position is clear now.