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From: Raven Scott <raven@ssh.surf>
Date: Sat, 12 Oct 2024 23:42:41 -0400
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 Tensions between WordPress and WP Engine are raising concerns about the future of WordPress and its open-source values.
 
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 ## The Beginning
 In recent days, the actions of WordPress.org and Automattic have raised serious concerns about the future of the open-source WordPress project and its relationship with developers, hosting providers, and users. While these entities claim to act in the best interests of the community, their recent choices have the potential to backfire, undermining trust, and pushing developers and web hosts to seek alternatives.