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WordPress has been abuzz with #wpdrama over the past few weeks. Now that it’s settled down, we asked Jonathan Mann to break down a great summary of the issues on Post Status into something that makes a bit more sense. And is catchy. We present to you: #wpdrama [youtube src=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsD9ZSJNHzY]
WordPress has been abuzz with #wpdrama over the past few weeks. Now that it’s settled down, we asked Jonathan Mann to break down a great summary of the issues on Post Status into something that makes a bit more sense. And is catchy.
We present to you: #wpdrama
[youtube src=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsD9ZSJNHzY]
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