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Screenshot of my WordPress.org bio with the following text: “’m a former WordPress contributor who built numerous large plugins, spoke at and organized dozens of WordCamps and Meetups and moderated the WordPress jobs site for over 11 years. While I had slowly stopped supporting WordPress over the years due to the project leadership’s abuse of the community and its members, I stepped away from the project completely in 2024 following the project’s turn on the community at WCUS. This account now exists only for a historical record until such a time as when project leadership changes.”

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Screenshot of my WordPress.org bio with the following text: “’m a former WordPress contributor who built numerous large plugins, spoke at and organized dozens of WordCamps and Meetups and moderated the WordPress jobs site for over 11 years. While I had slowly stopped supporting WordPress over the years due to the project leadership’s abuse of the community and its members, I stepped away from the project completely in 2024 following the project’s turn on the community at WCUS. This account now exists only for a historical record until such a time as when project leadership changes.”
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Chris Wiegman (chris@mastodon.chriswiegman.com)'s status on Friday, 18-Oct-2024 22:10:09 JST Chris Wiegman

As I had still been logged in to .org I thought it time to update my profile.
It is time to dump #WordPress. There are so many healthier projects out there for sites of all types and sizes.

In conversation about a month ago from mastodon.chriswiegman.com permalink