A couple of months back I wrote a really long (sorry!) and really impassioned article about:

WordPress is a wonderful technology, but most small business website owners are not having wonderful experiences with it.

I get like four emails a day about the GDPR, and because we’re not Facebook, Google, or an ad network, it doesn’t seem world-shaking to what we do. But I wanted to know a bit more, and so I Googled for “ELI5 GDPR,” “ELI5” being short for “Explain Like I’m Five,” Reddit’s awesome format for simplifying complex topics.

Short answer: Yes!

This article outlines the key topics I’ve needed clarity on to work as a freelance WordPress developer.

In this edition of their podcast, Brian Krogsgard and Brian Richards have a lot to say about how the WordPress market segments out. Starting around 12 minutes in, they download pure knowledge about the state of the market and the actors in it.

David and I have been at the second annual Post Status Publish, organized by the always essential Brian Krogsgard of Post Status and taking place in Atlanta today and yesterday.

A few weeks ago, I heard from Luke Gedeon, who has a very good and very ambitious goal:

I asked myself: What in WordPress have I been thankful for in 2016? The answers will guide you to some amazing stuff.

If you asked me what single location on the internet hosts the liveliest conversation between WordPress developers, I’d point you to the Advanced WordPress Group on Facebook.