Getting my plugin added to Get Plugins database

Hey so I have correctly formated my plugin submission and have gotten a ton of downloads on my plugin. I was wondering how I can get it added to the Get Plugins database. Thanks! My plugin is located at: http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/ad...on-of-commands-to-annoy-punish-players.60866/

 

We're getting through the submissions at a healthy rate. Just be patient and you'll get it approved. Have you set up your project on BukkitDev yet?

 

Healthy?
My plugin submission from 25.01.2012 isn't worked yet.

 

dev.bukkit.org plugin submissions are the priority. You'll likely have them approved within a day. Plugin releases - since it is being phased out, is mostly just a placeholder for plugins to point to dev.bukkit.org.

 

Yes, thats clear. Just wan't to say "healthy" is a lie.
But casual people are still looking on plugins.bukkit.org and doesn't be aware of dev.bukkit.org. They may think "whats not in this list, isn't good enough for my server".

My suggestion: just merge http://plugins.bukkit.org/ and http://plugins.bukkit.org/curseforge/ and everyone is happy.

 

That you require a lot of pointless coding and the same plugin coming up multiple times, I say switch the forum one to /forums and make /curseforge the default one AFTER they fix the categories glitch I have spoken about in my other post.

 

I say drop the first link. I don't think we need forum posts anymore, dev.bukkit.org does the trick these days.

 

That would be good HOWEVER if you use http://plugins.bukkit.org/curseforge/ you find that the categories are all mixed up, so cant find ones in a certain category. After that is fixed it would be good.

 

My file got approved within an hour or 2, they are quick, just give them time.

 

I mostly look on plugins.bukkit.org before I look on dev.bukkit. I like plugins.bukkit much more...

 

I use google! "Enter plugin name here site:bukkit.org" works like a charm xD

 

I would say, make plugins.bukkit.org search on bukkitdev by default.
Bukkit is being phased out soon, the active plugins should stand out.

 

I would have to agree with BronzeByte on that, mainly due to the fact that it would a A LOT easier to find a plugin you need when there are more to choose from (dev.bukkit has more than bukkit itself.)

Just my opinion though.