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dovin ◴[] No.41866511[source]
I've been trying to wrap my head around why this feels so wrong. If the project had been run like this from the beginning, in an opinionated way that prioritizes what the few creators of the project think are important, then that's one thing. But it seems like Wordpress has generally been the stable, boring, slow-moving project that isn't run like a personal fiefdom, and Mullenweg is trying to force it from the one model to the other. I haven't used Wordpress in years, and this drama makes me never want to use it again.
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1. CodeWriter23 ◴[] No.41866697[source]
> Wordpress has generally been the stable, boring, slow-moving project

80% annual codebase churn (according to Theo) says otherwise

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2. stefanfisk ◴[] No.41867238[source]
Since they started their crazy Gutenberg project things have certainly not been slow moving and stable…
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3. MichaelZuo ◴[] No.41867590[source]
It really messed a lot of things up, editing my blog used to be seamless and after it took multiple seconds to even load the editor.