June Liu announced the next round of SpeedNetworkOnline.com, a no-pressure networking initiative for WordPress professionals co-created with Michelle Frechette. The next session is on June 26.

Seth Goldstein released a new Entrepreneur’s Enigma episode featuring photographer and networking expert Kristen Kidd.

Rhys Wynne identified a conflict between Google Site Kit and WooCommerce that caused a drop in traffic on a client site. He explained the issue and solution in a detailed blog post.

Seth Goldstein shared a post challenging the dominance of YouTube in the podcasting space. Read it here.

Chris Wiegman went live with Steve Persch to discuss Pantheon’s new GitHub integrations, and released a new episode of Community + Code featuring Roger Williams.

Sé Reed published a personal essay on rethinking the binary of AI vs. humans, exploring what lies beyond that framing.

Ronni K. Gothard Christiansen announced a new WordPress privacy tool that scans sites, detects trackers, and blocks cookies/beacons before user consent is given.

Tammie Lister explored new design approaches for AI interfaces, drawing from Calm Technology principles in her post on her blog and recommending the book Calm Technology.

Bud Kraus invited attendees of WordCamp EH in Ottawa to listen to his interview with Dan Knauss, co-lead of the event.

Michelle Frechette shared a moving story on disabled travel challenges in the latest episode of Underrepresented in Tech with Samah Safi Bayaziddi.

Zach Hendershot introduced Miruni, a service using AI to automate edit requests for WordPress sites by letting clients click and describe changes they want.

Bob Dunn shared news that Do the Woo has rebranded as OpenChannels.fm.

Satyam Vishwakarma reflected on his experience helping creators grow through content-first collaboration.

Ian Misner teased updates to WooCommerce extensions, starting with a revamped Amazon S3 plugin shared on the KestrelWP blog.