I'm really glad Weebly has recognised it has to offer SSL as standard to remain a viable product, and is accordingly "working on it". The responses don't inspire confidence it will be achieved on time though. DreamChaser asked a week ago whether the changes would take effect before October, and seems to have even specifically indicated a lack of confidence by adding "If your answer is "I don't know", I'll take that as a "No. It won't", but got the response that it's Weebly's "goal" to have it in place by then, which sounds like a "no" to me.
That this is even an issue makes me worry that Weebly isn't dedicating enough resources to remaining current, which has some pretty concerning implications. It's hard for the non-technically mi`nded (presumably the majority of users, given the value proposition) to understand why it's so difficult to apply one (seemingly shared) feature of a different price point to the others, but even were it not we still need tangible commitments. In my own case, we've sent emails on this topic specifically mentioning that we won't proceed beyond our trial unless this is resolved, but are yet to receive any response (coming up a week, I think). Not only does this infer a lack of true commitment to getting it resolved, but also a lack of interest in our custom.
