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As 20, 23 wound down, I promise myself to stay out of all of the polarizing issues
that crop up throughout the community to take less of a stand on reporting all
of the WordPress news and focusing on the content that is largely relevant to
the careers of WordPress professionals.
Maybe folks like you and me.
Perhaps you felt the same way.
Can we be done with WP drama?
You might've asked yourself.
I'm not really a hardcore goal tracking guy.
I have the goals.
I know where I want to go, but I largely leave it up to the creative process.
To get there.
Also known as maybe it's a little lazy of me.
But I do have a strong instinct when something isn't working or just
doesn't have that airtight feeling.
Sometimes I can feel that in my own content.
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I'd love for you to take this survey.
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I appeared on the WP tonic podcast to recap their interview
with our benevolent dictator.
The popular advanced custom fields plugin is about to get some changes
that you might need to prepare for.
So check out Eric.
At scoop and interview from the team at ACF.
Data liberation is an important community in automatic wide
initiative for the project this year.
Eric is back with exploring the challenges we have with data liberation
within the walls of WordPress.
If you're a WordPress agency owner.
And you're curious about positioning your brand or SEO and
the general health of the economy.
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With Alex Pentagus CEO of scale math.
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I hosted a live stream with Brian cords and Paul Charlton
to share their dueling opinions.
Of each solution.
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