@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
Another first hand perspective comes from @aurooba and how she felt entering the #WordPress community at 21, receiving a bad experience out of the gate from a well known and respected leader in WordPress.
Instances like this need to be corrected and prevented on a wide scale.
We also have @robbieadair joining us in the space today! Her roles across the agency side, teaching side, and open source side provide a unique perspective. She also spends her time in both the WordPress and Joomla communities, so insights and comparisons to those worlds is great
I’ve received some valuable feedback from several people and am changing the name of the series to #WPTalks.
No drama here! 😁
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There are actually 2 different WordPress sites out there: 1) WordPress . org which is #opensource and run by the non profit WordPress Foundation 2) WordPress . com which is proprietary and run by the for profit private company @automattic
In the WordPress community they’re commonly referred to as .com and .org, so that’s what I’ll be doing here.
.org is where most of the plugins, themes, and core development, documentation, design, and marketing is done. Primarily from volunteers across companies and skills.