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I loooove when i can spend part of my work day reading internet drama and its technically doing work bc its related to my job

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Possible Rule Change Regarding DM Screenshots on Tumblr

Due to an ongoing conflict between Automattic (WordPress/Tumblr) and WPEngine (a WordPress hosting service), CEO Matt Mullenweg has proposed a rule change banning the sharing of DM/private message screenshots (source) (edit: Kellie's article that set off this exchange).

Given the slapdash way this whole situation has been handled, I wouldn't be surprised if the change was implemented and began being enforced without warning.

Transcription of highlighted exchange below cut

matt: Discovery is fair game and goes through the courts to determine what is salient to be included as part of the public record. I'm 100% fine with all my interactions with the plaintiffs being part of discovery; in fact, I think it helps our case.

Kellie Peterson (source): FWIW publishing DMs/texts isn't even against the community guidelines of Tumblr. https:/www.tumblr.com/search/text%20message?src=suggested_search

matt: (replying to another part of the conversation) Are you now suggesting I treat women differently than men? I vehemently deny that. matt: Thank you for pointing out the failure that publishing DMs/texts without permission is not currently enumerated. I will make sure it gets added to WordPress and Tumblr's community guidelines.

Kellie Peterson: So you'll make the internet safer by preventing victims of harassment from sharing proof. Got it champ.

zachflauaus (other participant): This is not the decision you should be making as a result of this conversation, Matt. That you took this so personally, you're changing the rules on a dime to further protect your feelings without considering why (among the many reasons!) people publish DMs, is wild. To quote myself from earlier: But it would, at the very least, get me to reflect on what happened for them to have shared those messages. (Not to mention you are further reducing the content that people will feel safe to publish on your platforms (see: Tumblr).)

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Automattic, the company that owns WordPress.com, is required to remove a controversial login checkbox from WordPress.org and let WP Engine back into its ecosystem after a judge granted WP Engine a preliminary injunction in its ongoing lawsuit.  In addition to removing the checkbox—which requires users to denounce WP Engine before proceeding—the preliminary injunction orders that Automattic is enjoined from “blocking, disabling, or interfering with WP Engine’s and/or its employees’, users’, customers’, or partners’ access to wordpress.org” or “interfering with WP Engine’s control over, or access to, plugins or extensions (and their respective directory listings) hosted on wordpress.org that were developed, published, or maintained by WP Engine,” the order states. In the immediate aftermath of the decision, Automattic founder and CEO Matt Mullenweg asked for his account to be deleted from the Post Status Slack, which is a popular community for businesses and people who work on WordPress’s open-source tools. 

“It's hard to imagine wanting to continue to working on WordPress after this,” he wrote in that Slack, according to a screenshot viewed by 404 Media. “I'm sick and disgusted to be legally compelled to provide free labor to an organization as parasitic and exploitive as WP Engine. I hope you all get what you and WP Engine wanted.” His username on that Slack has been changed to “gone 💀” Mullenweg began to publicly denounce WP Engine in September, calling the web hosting platform a “cancer” to the larger Wordpress open-source project and accusing it of improperly using the WordPress brand. He’s “at war” with WP Engine, in his own words.  In October, Mullenweg added a required checkbox at login for WordPres.org, forcing users to agree that they are not affiliated with WP Engine. The checkbox asked users to confirm, “I am not affiliated with WP Engine in any way, financially or otherwise.” The checkbox was still present and required on the WordPress.org login page as of Wednesday morning. Automattic and Mullenweg have 72 hours from the order to take it down, according to the judge’s order.  WP Engine sent a cease and desist demanding that he “stop making and retract false, harmful and disparaging statements against WP Engine,” the platform posted on X.  Automattic sent back its own cease and desist, saying, “Your unauthorized use of our Client’s intellectual property has enabled WP Engine to compete with our Client unfairly, and has led to unjust enrichment and undue profits.” WP Engine filed a lawsuit against Automattic and Mullenweg, accusing them of extortion and abuse of power. In October, Mullenweg announced that he’d given Automattic employees a buyout package, and 159 employees, or roughly 8.4 percent of staff, took the offer. “I feel much lighter,” he wrote. But shortly after, he reportedly complained that the company was now “very short staffed.”   All of this has created an environment of chaos and fear within Automattic and in the wider WordPress open-source community.  Within 72 hours of the order, Automattic and Mullenweg are also required to remove the “purported” list of WP Engine customers contained in the ‘domains.csv’ file linked to Automattic’s website wordpressenginetracker.com, which Automattic launched in November and tracks sites that have left WP Engine. It’s also required to restore WP Engine’s access to WordPress.org, including reactivating and restoring all WP Engine employee login credentials to wordpress.org resources and “disable any technological blocking of WPEngine’s and Related Entities’ access to wordpress.org that occurred on or around September 25, 2024, including IP address blocking or other blocking mechanisms.” The judge also ordered Mullenweg to restore WP Engine’s access to its Advanced Custom Fields (“ACF”) plugin directory, which its team said was “unilaterally and forcibly taken away from its creator without consent” and called it a “new precedent” in betrayal of community access. “We are grateful that the court has granted our motion for a preliminary injunction,” a spokesperson for WP Engine told 404 Media. “The order will bring back much-needed stability to the WordPress ecosystem. WP Engine is focused on serving our partners and customers and working with the community to find ways to ensure a vigorous, and thriving WordPress community.” A spokesperson for Automattic told 404 Media: “Today’s ruling is a preliminary order designed to maintain the status quo. It was made without the benefit of discovery, our motion to dismiss, or the counterclaims we will be filing against WP Engine shortly. We look forward to prevailing at trial as we continue to protect the open source ecosystem during full-fact discovery and a full review of the merits.” 

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The Wordpress War

Above: Matt Mullenweg. Photo by Christopher Michel/Creative Commons licensing BitDepth#1481 for October 21, 2024 In September, Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of the successful WordPress software ecosystem threw down the gauntlet in a startling battle with WPEngine, a company that uses WordPress as the basis of a managed hosting business that targets customers who want a turnkey experience with…

[ajcrwl]

I reblogged some of the latest Matt Mullenweg drama, so that all of you could be Aware.

It's a shit show that won't stop happening.

The latest drama with our dear CEO of Tumblr and WordPress started with him being upset that WPEngine (a company that offers WP hosting services, not owned by WordPress) was not giving back a portion of their income just because.

And if initially it seemed like there were questionable things done by WPEngine (for example, they changed their stripe payment thingy to their own link instead of the original where the money would go to WordPress), but then Matt has started being weird as always and now nobody fucking likes him 😂

Automattic (owns wordpress and tumblr) basically declared war on WPEngine, stole one of their plugins, added a checkbox to the login form (on wordpress.org, i think) which asks you to confirm that you're not affiliated with WPEngine, etc.

But they're also suing each other now, and it's VERY BAD for open source if Automattic won, because then it would mean that any company that created an open source product (wordpress) can extort and appropriate a portion of revenue earned with it by a different company (wpengine) AND some of the products created by it (like the Advanced Custom Fields plugin) just because the first company owns the website where these are posted.

They are shooting themselves in the dick, because the whole Wordpress community lived and thrived thanks to the ability to make plugins, themes, etc, and sell them. And even though Matt said something along the lines of "oh no, we're okay with other people doing it, just fuck these guys in particular", it's basically a "trust me bro" response, and it won't stop other companies from acting in bad faith.

THIS IS GETTING TOO LONG JUST LIKE THE DRAMA AAAGH and it's just the top of the steaming pile of poopoo that this whole thing is becoming.

Basically, if something bad happens to Tumblr again and it gets sold or killed, we know who to blame.

Open source, my ass.

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you know what would be funny? Once WPEngine wins the lawsuit, they buy the tumblr brand and bring it back as a web host.

Basically, I don't think there's going to be an announcement that Tumblr is getting shut down. If the pattern we're seeing holds, I don't even think it's going to happen intentionally. I think Tumblr is going to go out like an early 2000s forum: they're just going to keep cutting the tech support budget until something goes wrong in a way that none of the remaining skeleton crew know how to repair, which could be tomorrow or three years from now. If it does happen, it's probably going to happen completely at random, so there's no point stressing out!

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Web Hosting Services Market Industry Report 2025-2033: Future Trends and Growth Analysis

Web Hosting Services Market Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities

Market Overview 

Rapid technical breakthroughs and changing market demands are driving a dynamic transformation inside the Web Hosting Services Market. This research offers a strategic roadmap for companies looking to take advantage of new opportunities by giving a thorough analysis of industry trends, important growth drivers, and potential roadblocks. Our comprehensive data-driven insights and expert research, which spans the years 2024–2033, emphasize important factors like pricing dynamics, adoption patterns, product innovation, and regional market penetration

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Projection: Web Hosting Services Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7%  from 2024 to 2033.

Market Valuation: Estimated market value by 2033: $XXX billion.

Key Influencing Factors: Technological disruption, regulatory shifts, and evolving consumer preferences.

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Smart technologies and digital disruption

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Amazon Web Services

GoDaddy

Alibaba Cloud

1&1 Ionos

Liquid Web

Google Cloud Platform

Hetzner Online Gmbh

Equinix

Endurance International Group

WPEngine

Digitalocean

AT&T

Combell

DreamHost

EarthLink

Rackspace

HostGator

Squarespace

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Strategic moves:Recent collaborations, acquisitions, and mergers are examples of strategic moves.

Analysis of Market Share: The ways in which the largest companies are growing their power.

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Hybrid Cloud

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Public Website

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Others

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Europe

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Latin America

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Web Hosting Services Market Industry Report 2025-2033: Future Trends and Growth Analysis

Accroding to Market Strides, Web Hosting Services Market Size is projected to grow at an approximate CAGR of 7% over the forecast period (2025-2033).

Market Overview

The Web Hosting Services Market Report delivers a detailed exploration of a dynamic market cutting across multiple industries. Forecasts, trend analyses, and practical insights covering the years 2025–2033 are all included in this thorough study. The research explores important aspects such product innovation, adoption patterns, pricing tactics, and regional penetration by fusing quantitative data with professional comments.

The global Web Hosting Services Market is expected to experience a robust growth trajectory with an approximate compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7% over the forecast period spanning from 2025 to 2031. This remarkable growth trajectory is primarily attributed to Cloud migration and increasing demand for bandwidth and data storage, a key market driver that is propelling the industry forward.

Our comprehensive report delves into these lucrative opportunities, providing valuable insights on a country-level basis. Additionally, the report offers a detailed analysis of the Web Hosting Services Market share by top market players, market segments, latest trends, regional analysis, and commercial developments shaping the global Web Hosting Services market over the projected period.

The market trends section provides a comprehensive analysis of the market's development, encompassing key aspects such as market evolution, drivers, obstacles, opportunities, challenges, Porter's Five Forces Framework, macroeconomic insights, value chain analysis, and pricing dynamics. These factors collectively shape the current state of the market and significantly impact its outlook for the forecasted period. Additionally, it considers macroeconomic indicators like GDP growth and socio-economic trends to contextualize market dynamics effectively, enabling stakeholders to make informed decisions.

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Consumer-Centric Innovation: Using customized products to meet the increasing need for ease and personalization.

Regulatory Evolution: To stay competitive, quickly adjust to new regulations and more stringent compliance standards.

Top Key Players in Web Hosting Services Market

Amazon Web Services

GoDaddy

Alibaba Cloud

1&1 Ionos

Liquid Web

Google Cloud Platform

Hetzner Online Gmbh

Equinix

Endurance International Group

WPEngine

Digitalocean

AT&T

Combell

DreamHost

EarthLink

Rackspace

HostGator

Squarespace

Highlights include:

Top 3-5 Companies: Comprehensive profiles and analysis of key strengths, weaknesses, and growth strategies.

Competitive Landscape: Insights into recent developments, such as partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, and product launches.

Regional Influence: Assessment of regional presence and contributions using the Ace matrix criteria to evaluate market share and growth potential.

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Public Cloud

Private Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

Segment By Application

Intranet Site

Public Website

Mobile Applications

Others

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Europe

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Latin America

The Middle East and Africa

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WPEngine wins ban in 'war' with WordPress Creator

Popular WordPress hosting and plugin company WPEngine won a substantial (albeit preliminary) victory in court on Tuesday, defeating WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg, who had been waging a “scorched earth” campaign against the small company. nuclear war. California federal district judge indeed WPEngine is seeking a preliminary injunction against Mullenweg and his companies, ordering them to…

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Registering The Bot Traffic

What do you do when your WordPress host is the only one registering the bot traffic? My analytics provider does not see it. I don’t even really care about it. I care that you're charging me for it. And then – to solve the issue – WPengine gives me a bunch of IP addresses to block. 🫠 After that, my chat with them developed into this reply: kinda not sure what to say or do exactly ugh Yall…

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This guide explores the top WooCommerce hosting providers, highlighting their unique features to empower you to make the right decisions.

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What Makes WooCommerce Hosting Special?

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Consider these factors to ensure your store runs smoothly, securely, and scales effectively:

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Server Configuration & PHP Versions: Up-to-date configurations and PHP versions contribute to better performance and WooCommerce compatibility.

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Scalable Plans & Resources: Choose a provider with plans that can handle increased traffic and resource demands as your business grows.

4. Cost

Essential Features: Find a plan that includes features you need at a cost-effective price.

5. Support and Maintenance

Customer Support Quality: Look for responsive and knowledgeable support, especially for WooCommerce-specific issues.

Regular Maintenance & Updates: Ensure the provider offers regular maintenance and updates to keep your store secure and functioning smoothly.

Top WooCommerce Hosting Providers in 2024

Here’s a quick comparison of some leading providers:

1. SiteGround: They are renowned for performance, support, and user-friendly WooCommerce solutions. They offer scalable plans, excellent customer service, and robust security.

2. MilesWeb: They focus on performance and security with SSD NVMe servers for faster loading times. Offers scalable plans, security protocols, and 24/7 WooCommerce support.

3. Bluehost: They have budget-friendly options and a user-friendly interface. They are ideal for beginners with features like free domain names, SSL security, and one-click WooCommerce installation.

4. WPEngine: They specialize in managed WordPress hosting with WooCommerce expertise. WPEngine offers top-tier features like advanced caching, automatic updates, and dedicated WooCommerce support.

5. Nexcess: They managed WooCommerce hosting focused on performance and security. They also provide auto-scaling technology, a high-performance CDN, and robust security measures.

6. Cloudways: They are cloud-based hosting offering scalability and customization. CloudWays are not WooCommerce-specific but provide flexibility, advanced caching, and various cloud provider options.

7. Gigapress: Their hosting is perfect for beginners. Alongside affordable and fast hosting solutions for WooCommerce, they even have done-for-you options to set up the website on your behalf.

Conclusion

By understanding factors like scalability, cost, support, maintenance, and security, you can choose the best WooCommerce hosting provider for your WooCommerce store.

Consider how these providers stack up to establish a strong online presence and deliver an exceptional customer experience.

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I’m sorry I’m still not over this he is all but saying South Park dialog to discredit a company that does…….. exactly what Wordpress.com (OWNED BY MATT) does. Actually, in my professional experience with both, Wordpress.com(paid proprietary hosting service, not FOSS, has license to use the name) is severely more limited than wpengine, which is literally just Wordpress (FOSS) with a couple proprietary optimization plugins. For a living, I used to (not anymore) migrate websites between hosting platforms, and with wpengine we could just grab the files and sql dump, throw them up on the new host and disable the wpengine specific plugins, and /sometimes/ make a few tweaks. The company I worked for straight up would not migrate sites away from Wordpress.com because it was too proprietary and 85% of the time would just Not Work on the open source WordPress framework on a shared host. We had an official boilerplate email that we would immediately send to people that paid us to migrate once we found out it was Wordpress.com telling them we wouldn’t do it.

This would be funny if the hamber car fiasco didn’t happen, demonstrating that what would normally be an embarrassing public spectacle as someone squanders their wealth and image and instead he’s going to try to take everyone and everything down with him. It’s been nice poasting with yall, we’ll see how long we can stay here

oh my fucking god matt mullenweg is such a fucking idiot im fucking losing it lmfao

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11 Things You Can Do to Increase the Security of Your WooCommerce Store

Keeping your WooCommerce store secure is important. Hackers discover new exploits every day. In fact, more than thirty thousand websites get hacked on a daily basis. Don’t be a part of that statistic. Increase the security of your WooCommerce store before it’s too late.

At Wooassist, we’ve had our fair share of clients that have had their websites hacked. Cleaning up after a hack is a lot of trouble. You have to get rid of the exploit and weed out any remaining backdoors that would allow the hacker to regain access to the hacked site. Worse, a hacking incident can lead to a website being penalized by search engines for containing malware. In this post, we’ll share some tips that you can do right now to increase the security of your WooCommerce store. Following these tips will reduce the odds of your site getting hacked.

1. Check Your Login Information.

Often, hacks happen because of the user’s fault. Almost 90% of cyber-attacks are caused by human error or behavior.

The first step to increase your website’s security is to make sure that your login information is secure. First, don’t use “admin” as your username. Why? Because brute force attacks usually target this username. And if you use admin as your username and have a weak password, it is almost guaranteed that your site will fall victim to a brute force attack. But what if you are already using admin as your username? You’ll just need to create a new administrator account using a unique username and a strong password. WordPress will already recommend a strong password that you can use. After creating a new account, log in to the new account and you can then proceed to delete the “admin” account.

2. Keep your WordPress/WooCommerce Site Updated

Keeping your WooCommerce store updated will protect your site from the latest known vulnerabilities. Developers regularly patch exploits that are found in their systems so it is imperative that you update on a regular basis.

Before updating however, it is important to test your updates first on a development site or at least create a backup. Often, updates can break your site and this can harm your conversion rates if you don’t have a backup that you can revert to. Websites breaking due to site updates are common. Some hosting providers such as WPEngine provide their customers an easy-to-set-up staging environment. Here you can test your updates before applying them to your live site.

3. Use Two-Factor Authentication.

Using 2-factor authentication greatly increases the security of your website. Even when a brute force attack manages to get into your site, you can block the hack with two-factor authentication. Unless the hackers get a hold of your phone, you’re safe.

4. Install a Security Plugin

A WordPress/WooCommerce site without a security plugin is like a computer without anti-virus software. Wordfence and Sucuri Security are some good options. Just install the plugins and then activate. After activating, just go to the plugin’s settings and configure depending on your needs.

5. Limit Login Attempts.

Limiting login attempts will deter brute force attacks. A brute force attack will attempt to guess your username and password sending hundreds if not thousands of requests every minute. Limiting login attempts pretty much renders brute force attacks powerless unless you have a weak password. There are a couple plugins that can help you limit login attempts such as Login Lockdown.

6. Protect your wp-config File

The wp-config file is a crucial part of the WordPress ecosystem. It contains important configuration information of your WordPress site which is why many hackers try to target this file. There is however a workaround to block intruders from getting access to this file. Simply place this code in your .htaccess file.

7. Hide Login Error Messages

Whenever you enter the wrong login credentials on WordPress, it returns an error message saying your username is wrong, your password is wrong, or your password does not match the username. You may think little of this, but for hackers, this bit of information is priceless. You can prevent hackers from getting clues on your WordPress logins. You can hide these error messages by adding the script below to your functions.php file. Do note however that making a mistake when tinkering with your functions.php file can cause your entire site to go down. Unless, you’re a web developer or know your way around the file, it is recommended to have a developer do this for you.

8. Hide WordPress Version

For hackers, discovering that your WordPress version is outdated is like finding a gold mine. So it is imperative that you always update to the latest version of WordPress. Many hosting providers will automatically update your WordPress version. However, this is not always ideal since automatic updates can mess up your site. If you’d like to do your WordPress updates at your own pace, then you should hide your WordPress version. To hide your WordPress version, paste the following code on your functions.php file.

9. Do a Plugin Audit

A plugin audit is a process of reviewing the plugins installed on your site. You’ll want to look out for plugins that are no longer being updated by the developer. Outdated plugins usually become backdoors for hackers. When analyzing your plugins, you can categorize them in a number of ways.

Plugins that you want to keep.

Plugins that you don’t use or your customer’s don’t use. If you have a plugin that adds a certain functionality to your site but your customers are not using it, you might as well get rid of it. This just adds extra bloat to your site.

Plugins that are no longer being updated by the plugin author. This is a major security threat and you should get rid of these immediately. If you still need the functionality that the plugin provides, just find an alternative plugin. Just make sure that the new plugin is being constantly updated.

You can do a plugin audit every few months to keep your site spiffy clean.

10. Install Only Reliable Plugins

You’ve done your plugin audit. Great! Now, don’t go down the same road. Don’t just install any plugin that you find. Look at the plugin rating. Check reviews. Check when the plugin was last updated. If the plugin fails any of those three elements, consider finding something else.

11. Prevent Directory Access

If you do not block directory access on your WordPress site, users may be able to freely view the files on your site. These files may contain sensitive information that hackers can use to exploit vulnerabilities on your site. Disabling directory access can be done with a minor tweak. Just place the following code in your .htaccess file:

If you’ve done all these things, your WooCommerce store will be protected from most known threats. Should you need help getting any of these done, you can contact the Wooassist team and we’ll be able to help you out.

Do you know of any other things that you can do to help keep your WooCommerce store more secure? Let us know in the comments.