Very interesting point regarding BB into a WordPress plugin (apologies if WP meant something else!)
Spot on!
I guess there's nothing stopping a free variant of this concept for small and or non profit use, it could be inserted into a small website widget
Actually I'm thinking a 'child' plugin; dependent on a 'parent' plugin via the applicable API. How big is the codebase, and do you think would it run fine on each individual end user's web host (i.e. HostGator et al)?
however I see potential hurdles occur with not the payment, but the processing of 'what next' if that makes sense, ie is a digital good then distributed, if so how would the plugin then behave in order to achieve this? As a standalone WP plugin this is potentially tricky.
Hence why I envision it as a child plugin that essentially becomes a WP addon plugin, specific to the parent plugin it was ported to.
Again, I humbly must confess I am no coder; albeit I do get the 'flow' of how these things work.
With your permission, I'd like to request a copy of your codebase under whatever licensing option you're most comfortable with. In return, I will help you establish the real-world, in-the-field preliminary test data you hunger for; provided WordPress Plugin Jedi extraordinaire,
Pippin Williamson, attests to the practicality of embedding your seemingly kickass framework into a child plugin.
As luck would have it, Pippin also happens to be the founder of
Easy Digital Downloads. EDD is the Industry Leader of digital product management / shopping cart systems. And it's not hard to see why it's so
highly rated on WordPress.org. It's the only WP ecommerce plugin that I'll ever use. I am eagerly hoping that Pippin will see it as totally viable. That would be the Cat's Pajamas!