A while back, I built and submitted a plugin to the WordPress repository that changes addresses into Google maps links. I did not write the underlying javascript code that powers the conversion of the addresses. All of the props for this functionality are owed to Mike Jasper.
Mike, I am sorry for not pointing out your contribution earlier. My omission of a reference to your work was unintentional. I hope that my track record on WordPress.org will help validate that I am usually way more forthcoming with “thanks” to people who make my life easier. Sometimes good intentions aren’t enough. I should have given you props from the outset.
I am seeking forgiveness from Mike and the world in the form of this blog post.
The WordPress.org plugin page now includes a copyright notice as well as a link to Mike’s website.
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Thank you for the very gracious apology, which I accept.
May your stack traces be short, and your bugs be few.
-Mike