After struggling for months with a conflict between S:P’s TinyMCE plugin and the Divi theme builder — something which came about only after a S:P update, not a Divi update — I now encountered a new problem with the Yoast SEO plugin.

As with the Divi / S:P struggle, both parties pointed the finger at the other. S:P eventually just said they couldn’t fix it, and I was stuck. 

Now Yoast is doing the same thing, pointing at S:P. I already know what the response will be, so I am just done with being an unpaid referee between two companies, both of whom I paid for premium support.

Sorry, gang, I’ve deleted S:P. I get that troubleshooting problems can be hard sometimes, but as a user it’s just impossible to try and solve a problem with all the other parties are pointing fingers at each other.