It Takes a Village
With the release of WordPress 6.4 on the horizon, and the return of WordCamps in force this year, I’ve been reflecting on the sheer number of people it takes to make the WordPress community run and flourish.
And I also read posts like Marieke’s post Knowing Me, Knowing You, and how easy it is for us to work within small circles that can seem impenetrable to those just entering the WordPress space.
Like Marieke, I always vote for more parties – in person or virtually – to get to know more people. Over the last six months my local (online) meetup has had more people outside of Rochester attend than local folks. And as a result I’ve gotten to know some pretty awesome people.
So let’s do have more parties, more events, and more getting to know one another.
And remember that the PacMan concept works better if we’re also looking to invite people into it than just leave space for others to join.
Join Us on Meetup
Join us for our Meetups! Details on our Meetups are available on our Meetup page.
- Professionals: 11/14 https://www.meetup.com/post-status/events/297050758/
- Product Owners: 11/15 https://www.meetup.com/post-status/events/297050825
- Agency Owners: 11/16 https://www.meetup.com/post-status/events/297050907/
Quick Links:
- TheKitchenSinkWP Podcast: Podcast E505 – Interview with Kurt von Ahnen
- WP Motivate Podcast: Accessibility, Vacation, And Motivation
- The WP Minute Podcast: The Big Impact of WordPress 6.4
- Your Website Engineer Podcast: How to Analyze Your Site for Unused Plugins
- WPTavern Blog: Behind the Lens: WordPress Photos Directory Surpasses 10,000 Images, Moderators Explore Future Enhancements
- MasterWP Blog: WordCamp US 2023 Recap: BlackPress
Find the Complete WordCamp Schedule here.
Photo of the Week
Today’s photo of the week comes from Nilo Velez on WordPress Photos.