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As one user, @sluffmo, summed it up: “All he’s achieved is showing the WP community that one immature, greedy dude throwing a tantrum can screw up their site without warning. Who cares about WP Engine? Time to pick another CMS.” This comment encapsulates the risk Automattic faces if they continue down this path—alienating the very developers and users who have built their success.
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As one user, @sluffmo, summed it up: “All he’s achieved is showing the WP community that one immature, greedy dude throwing a tantrum can screw up their site without warning. Who cares about WP Engine? Time to pick another CMS.” This comment encapsulates the risk Automattic faces if they continue down this path—alienating the very developers and users who have built their success.
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## UPDATE: 10.12
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# UPDATE: 10.12
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### ACF Plugin Taken Over by WordPress.org
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### ACF Plugin Taken Over by WordPress.org
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In a surprising and contentious move, WordPress.org has forcibly taken over control of the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin, a popular tool used by developers to customize their WordPress sites, without the consent of the ACF team. This action has left many in the WordPress community shocked and concerned about the future of the plugin, which has been trusted for over a decade.
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In a surprising and contentious move, WordPress.org has forcibly taken over control of the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin, a popular tool used by developers to customize their WordPress sites, without the consent of the ACF team. This action has left many in the WordPress community shocked and concerned about the future of the plugin, which has been trusted for over a decade.
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