In reply to Scott Allen.

So you clearly marked in your changelog that you were disabling and deleting the files from Plugin Organizer? Because I have your changelog and I can tell you that is not in there. Where does it say in version 1.9.19 that you were disabling Plugin Organizer?

Here's your changelog.

= 1.9.19 =
*released 10/25/17*

* Added an enhancement to ensure functional integrity and prevent other plugins from disabling or modifying essential functionality.

Where does it say you are disabling Plugin Organizer? Doing a diff of your code shows that you are doing exactly that.

Where in the changelog for 1.9.20 does it say you are deleting Plugin Organizer from the users server? Where does it say that you were installing an MU file that would continue to delete files from the users server even after WP Spamshield was disabled? Because that is exactly what that version of WP Spamshield did.

= 1.9.20 =
*released 10/27/17*

* Added an anti-malware module to prevent the "Plugin Organizer" malware plugin from disabling WP-SpamShield, and to scan for and remove the fake malware plugin "X-WP-SPAM-SHIELD-PRO" (which is in no way associated with the real WP-SpamShield). We recommend that WordPress site owners remove the WordPress plugin called "Plugin Organizer". As of version 9.2.3 it has added malware code that intentionally disables WP-SpamShield, and prevents site owners from re-activating it, even when "Plugin Organizer" is deactivated, leaving sites unprotected. [More information »](https://www.redsandmarketing.com/blog/malware-alert-plugin-organizer-wordpress/)

You really are the king of spin.