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What's happening in WordPress this week (07 June), Checkout my new issue of WP More!
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WooCommerce 10.8.0 Release Notes
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Matt Mullenweg has floated the idea of a weekly Zoom session where anyone could bring Gutenberg "micro-frustrations" to be worked through. The suggestion came in response to Tabor's post
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What do you think about a weekly Zoom session everyone could bring their micro-frustrations with Gutenburg? We can stack them up and knock 'em down.
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Automattic's Rich Tabor has opened seven Gutenberg pull requests focused on simplifying the block editor's editing experience and is inviting others contributions to pick up and land the PRs
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WordPress .org Overhauls 20-Year-Old Jobs Board, Adds Career Features to Profiles
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WP More ⓦ retweeted
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From CERN’s keynote to WordPress 7.0, Contributor Day, AI conversations, education initiatives, and the road to Málaga, WordCamp Europe 2026 was packed with moments worth revisiting.
Catch up with the full recap from Kraków: wordpress.org/news/2026/06/w…
ALT Sign from WordCamp Europe backdrop.
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Gutenberg 23.3 Ships Experimental Customizable WordPress Dashboard
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WooCommerce is removing the block-based product editor beta from core in WooCommerce 11.0, scheduled for July 28.
→ developer.woocommerce.com/20…
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WooCommerce is rolling out read-only "abilities" across more than 20 extensions, giving AI tools and automation systems a consistent way to inspect data from subscriptions, payments, shipping, gift cards, and more.
→ developer.woocommerce.com/20…
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Wordfence's Q1 2026 threat intelligence report shows WordPress vulnerability disclosures up 23.7% quarter-on-quarter, with 2,738 new vulnerabilities published in the first three months of the year.
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Katy Boykin, a former Senior Product Marketing Manager at KadenceWP, has published a detailed post-mortem of Liquid Web's recent rebrand
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A federal judge has pushed a hearing on Automattic's motion to dismiss the refiled WP Engine customer class action to July 30
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Early bird tickets are on sale for ColorCode: Buffalo, a one-day design, marketing, and development conference on July 25.
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WP More ⓦ retweeted
CERN, the powerhouse behind the World Wide Web, has moved its flagship website to WordPress! This isn't just any migration; it's a major endorsement for WordPress, especially with AI evolving. #WordPress #CERN #WebDev
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WooCommerce is hosting a free live panel on June 30 covering practical AI workflows for WordPress and WooCommerce, including MCP and the Abilities API.
→ developer.woocommerce.com/20…
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Contributors Launch FSE-Style Outreach Program to Get Real-Time Collaboration Ready for WordPress 7.1
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Review Signal Publishes 2026 Hosting Benchmarks After Three-Year Gap, Powered by Its Own Open Source Load Testing Platform
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I agree with this.
You can be grateful for WordPress, respect open source, and still diversify. A welcoming community should not make people feel like stepping outside means they are no longer welcome back in.
Let’s not make people feel morally wrong for adapting.
Jun 9
Having one foot inside WordPress and one foot outside of it is not something people should be shamed for.
And exploring outside WordPress does not mean you’re turning your back on it completely.
For many content creators, agencies, and plugin businesses, it is a responsible response to what is happening on multiple fronts: disruption, ecosystem uncertainty, culture, and changing demands.
You can be grateful for WordPress, respect open source, and still diversify.
A welcoming community should not make people feel like stepping outside means they are no longer welcome back in.
Let’s not make people feel morally wrong for adapting. Defending WordPress forever is not a virtue.
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GoDaddy researchers have found malware on roughly 2,000 WordPress sites that hides its command-and-control instructions inside Steam Community profile comments using invisible Unicode characters.
→ godaddy.com/resources/news/m…
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This is hilarious. 🤣
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