Matt Mullenweg's reactions and retaliations over the whole #Tumblr thing (while he's supposed to be on a 3-month sabbatical) have moved the whole ordeal to a point where any original justification of banning someone and throwing a hissy fit over it have stopped being relevant.
This is now a GDPR violation (and the woman being harassed lives in the EU) and is probably going to put the whole company into the limelight on those terms.
Keep criticising Matt Mullenweg. But please don't throw those of us who have worked for him and on the #WordPress project in various capacities under the bus.
Many of us not only dislike the guy, but have been hurt by him in one way or another.
But for some of us, WP is our livelihood.
Self-host your website outside of WordPress.com. There's plenty of hosting providers out there who support the open source WordPress ecosystem without involving MM or Automattic Inc.
Serious question: Do we *really* need to minify our JS and CSS files?
Does it matter at all if we're gzipping the HTTP streams anyway?
Edit: Just to be perfectly clear, by wondering if it matters, I'm not asking how many kb I may or may not be saving per request, but if it affects the user experience in a meaningful way like LCF due to large images with undefined dimensions does.
@pettter happens with every single local change I've done. There are regions where this doesn't happen as much but it sent a pretty clear message that I could be doing something else.
I'm getting the word that British conservatives want to "leave the European Court of Human rights", which effectively means leaving the Council of Europe and everything it entails, including collaboration against torture, racism and intolerance, human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children — in addition to the possibility of ever re-entering the EU.
In other words, anyone who supports leaving the CoE supports the use of torture, racism and child rape as a political means to an end.
Accessibility tip: You don't need to write your alt text as if it was a whole-ass PhD thesis. A brief description or a replacement text is almost always sufficient.