I agree with you.
I run a business that is invested in the WordPress ecosystem.
It’s going to be a non-trivial endeavor to get a fork seriously running and reliably delivered.
In the meantime the community has to suffer this clown’s further antics.
I run a business that is invested in the WordPress ecosystem.
It’s going to be a non-trivial endeavor to get a fork seriously running and reliably delivered.
In the meantime the community has to suffer this clown’s further antics.
We built our own hosting platform that is vendor agnostic, but we’d happily support these larger platform oriented players as a matter of open source collaboration.
In the meantime, I’m looking for an alternative to my journaling app, Day One, which sadly was acquired by Automattic a few years ago and shoved into their mostly languishing “Cosmos” (stuff not WordPress related) team. That’s been a long time coming though. They introduce feature regressions a lot and don’t really “do” feedback.