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Join us for a new @spaces series today called #WPDrama.
Our first session is on the hot topic of “Getting Contributors Paid & Attract People to Help WordPress”
Co-Hosts: @allie_nimmons & @Schutzsmith
Speakers: @aurooba @lesley_pizza @mpmike and you!
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Our first session is on the hot topic of “Getting Contributors Paid & Attract People to Help WordPress”
Co-Hosts: @allie_nimmons & @Schutzsmith
Speakers: @aurooba @lesley_pizza @mpmike and you!
twitter.com/i/spaces/1djxX…
Some good reads beforehand for context:
@allie_nimmons shares her experience attending #SOTW, what it was like to ask @photomatt a question, and what she was hoping for to attract new generations to #WordPress
allienimmons.com/state-of-the-w…
@allie_nimmons shares her experience attending #SOTW, what it was like to ask @photomatt a question, and what she was hoping for to attract new generations to #WordPress
allienimmons.com/state-of-the-w…
A few days ago @lesley_pizza shared their thoughts on contributions and questions some possible solutions. @aurooba provided some food for thought.
I think we will look back at 2017 and see it as the year the #WordPress project started to fracture. As much as the community desperately wants to see WordPress as an enterprise CMS, projects like #Gutenberg show it is anything but.
Gutenberg is a phenomenal piece of software and everyone involved in it should be proud of what they have achieved. But we also shouldn't be afraid to call it what it is. It's a move toward WordPress being a site builder.
