A couple of suggestions and they're not listed in any particular order: 1. Run a spell checker on the content of your site (ie, Installation is not spelled Ins

A couple of suggestions and they're not listed in any particular order: 1. Run a spell checker on the content of your site (ie, Installation is not spelled Instalation ) 2. If you're not going to provide source or open source your product, provide debug and release versions of your product; don't tease people that your release version is much faster 3. If you know you have "many bugs", then document them and and give folks a head's up - don't leave people guessing! 4. Explain to people "Why" they want to use your product; there are so many other products out there with tons of support and documentation - why would anybody want to use your product? 5. Open source it and consider still taking donations, consult on its use and maybe even release a book on it if you're going to continue on its use Again, identify who your audience really is; there are lots of packages being used to fill the niche of web app frameworks; what is special about your product and in what circumstances would someone need to use it Good luck!