Hi, and thanks very much for your time. I appreciate that you must be very busy with a million things to sort out. Apologies for being snarky too. First here's my verification screen.
Regarding your product, I am afraid the level of user guides is rather poor from where I am sitting. And yes I am a dumb user, although I have been writing about tech for over 15 years, so I am not a complete incompetent. Although I cannot code, I do spend a lot of time evaluating user guides and ease of use.
I do feel that your guides could definitely be better. Let's just look at your Getting started guide and I will give a couple of examples. Overall the main problem is you have no example screen grabs, so we do not know what is supposed to be going on in each scenario.
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What is the name of the configuration file?
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This is my delivery server set up page. The tooltips give very basic informtation, and once again no clear screen grabs are given in the Getting Started Guide to help with seeing what the settings should be. Makes it very much a guessing game. It doesn't help that some of your tooltips get lost (on my screen at least) off the edge of the page. See example below.
3.As for error messages, I do not get any. Here is what happens when I try to validate the server as per the instructions on screen -
http://screencast.com/t/r7saIfAbls2b
It seems to send, but it doesn't do anything at all (because nothing arrives in my inbox). I have checked the email inboxes (and spam) and nothing arrives, and I know the email works, because I have done multiple tests to send emails from my client (Gmail) and they arrived perfectly well.
4. Now you may say I am stupid, which is fair enough, but so far I have spent two or three days, including numerous emails to my webhost (Knownhost.com) trying to fix this by opening ports etc, and nothing has worked. And I am just a very ordinary Joe. I would gently suggest that maybe you could improve your on-boarding considerably to avoid this sort of stuff happening with other users should your product become more popular over time.
All the best.