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A platform in turmoil. A community fractured.
Matt Mullenweg publicly attacks major hosting provider, calling them parasitic and demanding trademark fees.
Source: Hacker News
WP Engine customers locked out of WordPress.org updates, leaving thousands of sites vulnerable to security threats.
Source: Web Designer Depot
159 employees quit in protest over leadership decisions and direction of the company.
Source: TechCrunch
Despite the chaos, the court denied WP Engine's request for immediate relief, leaving thousands of sites in limbo and guaranteeing a long, protracted legal battle.
Source: The Verge, TechCrunch
Automattic slashes contributions from 3,988 to just 45 hours per week. Contributor accounts deactivated.
Source: Digital CxO, The Register
WordPress trending #1 on X with overwhelmingly negative sentiment. Widespread calls for Mullenweg to step down.
Source: Search Engine Journal, Josh Collinsworth
Employees Quit
Mass walkout over disagreements with leadership direction
Contributors Removed
Community contributor accounts deactivated amid conflict
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WordPress trending on X with negative sentiment
Developers reporting lost contracts and business damage. Community fork discussions gaining traction.
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