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Courtney Robertson
Courtney RobertsonNov 2, 2026
Merge Conflicts: what happens when open source governance procedures aren’t written down?
In 2024 I asked who decides, into a microphone. In 2015 I was walked out of a room. Merge Conflicts is my long answer: twelve projects, dated documents, labeled evidence, and my disclosures up front.
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Neil Turner's Blog
Neil Turner's BlogNov 1, 2026
Yesvember!
Rather than being a boring ‘no-vember’, this coming month promises to be a more interesting ‘yesvember‘ with several things already in my calendar. Like a number of schools, our ten-year-old’s school is closed tomorrow for an Inset day (what we used to call ‘Baker Days’ in the 1980s after the government minister who introduced them)....
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Andrew Shell's Weblog
Andrew Shell's WeblogAug 17, 2026
Meet Me at WordCamp
I’m at WordCamp US in Phoenix Monday through lunch on Wednesday. Feel free to say hi. I have “I ❤️ RSS” stickers! Andrew at WordCamp US
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notizBlog
notizBlogJun 1, 2023
20 Jahre
WordPress wurde 20 Jahre alt! 20 Jahre! Vor etwas mehr als 20 Jahren bin ich über Brett Taylors wunderbar nerdiges Blog gestolpert: webfroot.co.nz Am 04. April 2002 schreibt Brett: "News script is powered by b2, allowing for an RSS XML, better archive system, and improved comments system too." Das war Inspiration genug um einen Monat...
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Afterhours
AfterhoursSep 24, 2016
WordCamp Sydney 2016
First day of WordCamp Sydney 2016
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMay 30, 2009
WordPress Multi User and ad hoc communities
The emerging news out of WordCamp 2009 in San Francisco is that WordPress and its Multi User cousin are to merge into one product (further discussion). This makes a ton of sense, and makes it even easier to create a community of blogs. I’m looking forward to this – I could keep my main blog at benwerd.com focused on technology, as it is now, but start a separate blog about my hometown at oxford.benwerd.com, using the same installation. Not a bad deal. Of course, Automattic also own Andy Peatlin
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