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WordPress' Seat at the Table
After 2021 ended with a call from Matt Mullenweg to contribute more to open source (specifically WordPress), 2022 began with a less rosy picture of the open source space. Some of the biggest names in tech met at the White House to discuss how to identify critical open source projects. surreptitiously missing from this meeting was representation for WordPress. But that's because we need to answer an important question: Who?
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Show Notes
Log4j: Google and IBM Call for List of Critical Open Source Projects
What is the WordPress Foundation and Why Does it Exist?
The WordPress Foundation
Rebuilding a WordPress Site Using ONLY Full Site Editing!?
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By Joe CasabonaAfter 2021 ended with a call from Matt Mullenweg to contribute more to open source (specifically WordPress), 2022 began with a less rosy picture of the open source space. Some of the biggest names in tech met at the White House to discuss how to identify critical open source projects. surreptitiously missing from this meeting was representation for WordPress. But that's because we need to answer an important question: Who?
Brought to you by GoDaddy Pro. Get all of the show notes, and a written to be read article over at https://wpreview.io/37
Show Notes
Log4j: Google and IBM Call for List of Critical Open Source Projects
What is the WordPress Foundation and Why Does it Exist?
The WordPress Foundation
Rebuilding a WordPress Site Using ONLY Full Site Editing!?