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ByBrian Krogsgard
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ByBrian Krogsgard
I’ve been looking forward to a post like this. Helen Hou-Sandí has written about an evolution of the feature plugin model. Over the last two and a half years, we’ve had successful feature plugins that were merged into core, efforts that began small and grew as discovery happened, ideas that never quite got off the…
Post Status Notes #494
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Post Status Notes #494

ByDavid Bisset
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Don’t miss David‘s fresh podcast picks for the week! 🎙️ As usual, Courtney has the week’s news from the people making WordPress at .org. 🏗️

The theme directory disconnect
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The theme directory disconnect

ByBrian Krogsgard
In many ways, the WordPress theme directory is an invaluable resource — for theme developers to have access to put their work out there in the wild for a huge audience, and for users to have a relatively safe way to browse thousands of themes they can use on their websites for free. The notion…