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InAll Things WordPressbyNishat Shahriyar·Sep 21Automattic’s Week From Hell, Woo Devs Marketing Gaps, and WordPress Security Stats 2026 | WP More —…Automattic’s board crisis explained, WordPress security survey 2026 results, agency profitability data, and why WooCommerce devs keep…
InAll Things WordPressbyNishat Shahriyar·Sep 14Matt Mullenweg Ousted & Returns, Grok Finds WP.orgAutomattic’s board tried and lost. Mullenweg’s back as CEO. Plus 7.2 squad, Grok malware find, and auto plugin security news.
Nishat Shahriyar·Jun 28WP 7.0 Wraps, AI Client News, Plugin Shame, and We Lost Om Malik | WP More — Issue 467.0 retro, AI Client streaming, a hall of shame for nagging plugins, and remembering WordPress’s own Om Malik.
Stanley sampreeth·Apr 13The WordPress Governance Inflection: A Structural Case StudyWhen open source projects outgrow their organizational architecture
Nishat Shahriyar·Nov 5, 2025WordPress 6.9 Beta Testing, Trademark Drama, and WordCamp Costs | WP More — Issue 30New beta release, Automattic’s trademark disputes heat up, and the hidden costs of WordCamps revealed.A response icon1A response icon1
InWorkMattersbyAndreas Holmer·Apr 14, 2025👩🏼💻 Going Remote? Start Here with Proven Frameworks[Week 2, 2025] Embrace proven frameworks to navigate remote work challenges and enhance organizational effectiveness.
Rutuja Desai·Dec 10, 2024Automattic Buys WPAI to Bring AI to WordPress!Automattic, the company behind WordPress hosting, has bought WPAI, a startup that creates AI tools for WordPress users.
Rutuja Desai·Oct 21, 2024Automattic Offers Employees Nine Months’ Severance to Leave!Automattic, the company behind WordPress, has given its employees another chance to leave with a generous offer. After 159 workers accepted…
Digital Mirai·Oct 13, 2024The WordPress vs. WP Engine Drama: A Battle for Open SourceThe open-source world is facing a significant controversy as WordPress, the platform powering about 40% of the internet, finds itself in a…A response icon1A response icon1
