You Can Now Sign the WordPress Developer Honor Code

by Fred Meyer
July 11, 2018
Editorial

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

Why many or most WordPress clients are having a bad experience,
Why I think WordPress development needs a Developer Code of Honor to fix this, and
What I think that Code of Honor should contain.

The article generated a lot of really helpful feedback, which I appreciated hugely, and enough interest that I felt encouraged to move forward.

And here we are! The WordPress Developer Code of Honor (or WP Honor Code for short) is now ready for you to officially sign:

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By Fred Meyer

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Fred Meyer is cofounder of Medivate.com and PressUpinc.com, and a former WPShout admin. He loves meditation, jazz piano, and warm but rainy weather.

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Anne Schley

July 11, 2018 12:25 pm

If I click on the button it says: Oops the page cannot be found on the next page. But on that same page is a Read + Sign tab that does work.

Fred Meyer

July 11, 2018 4:12 pm

Reply to Anne Schley

Thanks, Anne! Fixed that link.

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