Today my feed is 95% outraged screenshots of the changes that a certain person added to the wordpress.org login page, and 5% his employees arguing that he's changing the world through a crusade against the evils of private equity π
We recently tracked 4 sales ($406) from @perplexity_aiperplexity.ai, which has never happened before.
Hopefully AI-based product recommendations will be a big source of sales in the future π€π
I agree with Maarten, this looks like a hostile takeover of ACF because existing users are being forced to use the forked version as soon as they update.
WordPress says it's forking ACF into a new plugin, but they're keeping ACF's slug so this looks like a take-over to me.
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I really respect that @photomatt is actively responding to the community and doing interviews like youtu.be/H6F0PgMcKWM.
However, Iβm still struggling to understand any of the legal arguments against WP Engine. I understand the moral point about how they βshouldβ contribute -
Why would the leader of the WordPress project say something so disrespectful to one of the communityβs top accessibility experts simply for highlighting some accessibility issues?
THAT is tipping into net negative contribution territory π
I had already seen other people's screenshots of the new checkbox but didn't know it was a required field π€¦ββοΈ
I realize it's a joke, but this is a time to focus on making WordPress look professional and increasing confidence in it - this isn't the best way to do it.
I think itβs excellent that you read and respond to articles like this instead of just things that support your viewpoint π
Mathew said βevery user of WordPress has effectively been dragged into it, whether they wanted to be part of it or notβ. Your response was that it only
Big news - In 2025, @Barn2Plugins will diversify into selling @Shopify apps as well as continuing to focus on our WordPress and WooCommerce plugins π
Shopify is an excellent fit for Barn2, and feels like the right move to secure our future. Watch this space π