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joshcollinsworth.com | ||
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paolo.blog
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| | | | | If you are even remotely connected to the WordPress community, and unless you have been living under a rock, or off the grid, you know that since the closing keynote of WordCamp US last week, there's been a lot of turmoil. As it is unfortunately often the case in our era where information is cheap,... | |
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journal.rmccue.io
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yawp.foo
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article argues that the WordPress community needs to break its current governance status quo involving founder Matt Mullenweg due to risks to the supply chain and a shift away from open-source ideals, suggesting the project may need to be forked or reshuffled under a new structure like the Linux Foundation. | |
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closeread.ghost.io
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| | | Automattic CEO and WordPress co-developer Matt Mullenweg published a post on September 21 calling WP Engine a "cancer to WordPress". For the uninitiated: WP Engine is an independent company that provides managed hosting for WordPress sites; WordPress.com is owned by Automattic and it leads the development of WordPress.org. | ||
