It's great advice. I always recommend using the minimum number of plugins you can get away with, always ask at least three Members opinions on a new one and take legal advice! WordPress is *opensource*, anyone is free to develop anything for it, and some people deliberately create nefarious themes and plugins. There's also the problems of compatibility and the issue of abandonware, where developers cease updating and developing their offerings. You should always have a backup in place https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/how-to-backup-entire-wordpress-blog-have-it-auto-sent-to-a-free-dropbox-account before installing a new theme or plugin and preferably test it on a dummy siterubix site alongside your theme and other plugins first. Caveat Emptor and all that... latin! :) Rich.

Thanks.

Thanks for heads up