@Danilo, thanks a lot for your feedback, and I understand, especially if it's going to be really technically and advanced, it can be hard to understand it right away. So we will try harder to get things straight, so it will be easier to understand.

@Alex, thank you for getting my comment the right way. It's mostly syntax faults that sometimes make it hard for me to grasp the actual content. I have been following this site since it went live and I REALLY appreciate what you guys do. I also understand why your contents are published in English. Maybe, a native speaker as an editor would be a great addition to your team.
Regarding the auto upgrade, I see where you're coming from. The fact that it doesn't work too well. doesn't affect its purpose - it's clearly an amateur's helper.

@cooper, I can't judge about "perfect" English since I am German. However, This site's primary language IS English and I am of the opinion it could be better, just like many German sites could use better German, or, I bet, sites in any other language. I don't feel any better because of stating my opinion, except for being able to do so.
It's always funny how a factual statement is considered rude and replied to with untenable claims.

Tell the people who prefer perfect English to go to site where the blogs primary language is English. Some people just love to feel better than anyone else, and it's usually people who speak only one language.

@Danilo, don't worry, you don't offend anybody. But if there are so many errors, please tell us the errors and the correct grammar, we will try to avoid them in the future. Without telling what is wrong, we cannot fix it.
But like I said, we really do appreciate any corrections.

Because of your statement "Sorry, but that's ridiculous. The automatic upgrade should be for amateurs, not pros." Normally I would say, yes you are right, but since it is not working probably, it will bring up a lot frustration. It is meant for amateurs, but then it has to work without any problems. Some amateurs forgot to set the permissions right or something else, so this problem will arise.

@hd-J, thanks for backing us up because of the bad English . Glad that for some people the information itself is more important than how we provide the information. Although we will try to improve our English.

@Michael, guess you made the right choice, at least in this case.

@Robert, as hd-J suggested, they should place a real big warning before upgrading to the newest version and also notify the user, there might be a potential risk if the update process get canceled.

I second hd-J warning suggestion. Also please note that AG does ask you to backup both your files and your database, which is considerably more than the WP Upgrade does.

As for the article, thanks! I really don't like this automatic upgrade tool: users get to think an upgrade is as simple as a Windows update: you click and you wait. When in fact it is often much more complicated, and really risky! I would really like to see a big warning when starting the automatic upgrade, something like "Before to start, be aware that this upgrade can break your website". A compulsory backup could also be a good alternative.

Sorry, but that's ridiculous. The automatic upgrade should be for amateurs, not pros.

On a more general note (and really not in order to offend): I appreciate this site, I know you offer all this for free and I know it ain't your mother tongue, but the English is god awful in a lot of cases...

This website has more info about it and you can download a new http.php file that you have to upload in the includes dir.

That fixes your problem!