If COPG became closed source and paid, it was for three reasons because I don't like being closed source myself; I just want to help the community.
1. They were copying my code/ideas without credit.
2. They were making paid modules from my free module.
3. Before I made my module paid, I had $0 in donations. When I made it paid, I got some energy, as you saw how amazing the updates became.
Also, in the market, COPG is the cheapest and cleanest one; you literally can't find a better version unless they copy my code.
So, buying COPG is just supporting my job and making updates better—nothing more. I told you before, updating COPG cost me money for days, and after it became a paid module, it covered this problem.
I hope you understand this situation and continue to support this project. I promise you will never regret it ❤️
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