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Project discontinued

This project has been abandoned.

Due to a lack of interest, I have decided not to continue development of FluentSMTP for MainWP. The project will no longer be maintained, supported, or actively developed.

A lot of work has already gone into it.

The project was created to explore a deeper FluentSMTP integration with MainWP and make useful FluentSMTP functionality available when managing multiple WordPress sites.

Although there has not been enough interest to justify continuing the development, a considerable amount of time and effort has already been put into the project.

Rather than simply letting that work disappear, I wanted to make what I had completed available to anyone who may find it useful.

Important: this repository is provided as-is.

I will not be maintaining this project, providing ongoing support, developing new features, or accepting pull requests.

The code may contain unfinished functionality, bugs, or areas that still require further development. If you choose to use or build upon it, you should be comfortable reviewing, adapting, and maintaining the code yourself.

The source code remains available.

You are welcome to view, download, or fork the existing code from GitHub. Hopefully, the work already completed can serve as a useful starting point, reference, or source of ideas for somebody else.

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Why leave it available?

Even though I am no longer continuing the project, I would rather make the existing work available to the community than keep it private.

A starting point

Someone else may find the existing code useful as the foundation for their own project.

A reference

Parts of the implementation may help others working with FluentSMTP, MainWP, or similar integrations.

Work worth sharing

A significant amount of effort has already gone into the project, so it felt better to share it than simply discard it.

Thank you.

Thank you to everyone who showed an interest in the project, tested it, or took the time to provide feedback.