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This is also the same process a plugin update must go through before it&#8217;s also published to the repository to make sure nothing malicious is added after the first screening. For these reasons, I can&#8217;t stress enough how important it is to download from the official repository versus somewhere else. That&#8217;s not to say that plugins hosted elsewhere are not equally or more thoroughly screened, but with WordPress.org, you know what you&#8217;re getting.</p>\n<h2>The Big Picture:</h2>\n<p>With over 25,000 plugins in the repository, it&#8217;s becoming increasingly difficult to wade through them all to find the one that perfectly matches functionality with security, support, and reliability. For example, if you were to do a search for Backup or SEO, you&#8217;ll be greeted with a ton of different options. Using the factors I&#8217;ve listed is this guide can substantially increase the odds that a plugin will work out of the box with little hassle. 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Be polite and ask if/when there might be an update.</p>\n<p><strong>3.</strong> Perhaps one of the most useful things you can check out: the Support Forums for a plugin. Plugin authors don&#8217;t <strong>HAVE</strong> to give support for plugins in the repository, but many do. Look at the support threads submitted. How many people submitted the same questions? Does it seem like those questions are simply user error (like maybe they didn&#8217;t read the instructions?) or are they asking about a bug or a problem with the plugin? If there are bugs, is the author responsive to correcting them or providing hints at how users can make corrections? Does the author respond to questions? In my opinion, these point to a plugin author who is vested in the success of his/her plugin, and that usually equals success for you when using it.</p>\n<p><strong>4.</strong> Reviews: These are a recent addition to the WP Plugin Repository, so don&#8217;t be surprised if many plugins don&#8217;t have many or any.</p>\n<p><strong>5.</strong> Lastly, clicking on the plugin author&#8217;s name will take you to a list of all the plugins that author has submitted to the repo. It stands to reason that a plugin author whose overall portfolio has quality ratings, good reviews, maintains the support forums for his/her plugins and keeps the plugins up-to-date probably creates plugins the community can trust.</p>\n<p><strong>Marcus Couch co-host of the <a href=\"http://wppluginsatoz.com/\">WordPress Plugins A-Z Podcast</a> also has some bullet points worth checking</strong></p>\n<p><b>1) How long has the plugin been around? What is the update cycle?</b><br />\nNothing is worse than committing to a particular plugin and having the developer drop support after just a few version revisions. An active developer assures you that the plugin will receive update attention throughout the various WordPress Core updates that come along several times a year. A developer that frequently updates along with WordPress versions is a quality to look for when choosing between plugins to install on your live sites.<br />\n<b><br />\n2) Does this plugin play well with the rest of my plugins?</b><br />\nIf you&#8217;ve ever owned an aquarium, you know that some fish don&#8217;t play well with others, often leading to complete breakdown of the natural order and balance of the tank. Plugins are the same way! 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