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Any idea why WOT (Web of Trust) is blocking this site?
Also, to me, looks like these are just repackaged free bootstrap templates, found EVERYWHERE on the web.
You’d have to ask “WOT” why they block it.
I don’t know how Wiwet produces their templates, but I don’t think .NET site templates, bootstrap-based or otherwise, are really “everywhere” on the web. Not many that attempt a modern feel anyway.
There are thousands of “pay” WordPress and generic website templates that use bootstrap (and typically php). It’s not really a new phenomenon, and there’s nothing wrong with it.
A lot of people pay for things they can get for free, mainly so they can get support in using the product, and/or they don’t want to put the time into the “free” version necessary to get it to a ready-to-use state.