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wduquette•about 19 hours ago

I've been a WordPress user for years. I don't want integrated AI. Sure hope I'll be able to ignore it.

DamnInteresting•about 17 hours ago

I've been running websites on WordPress almost as long as WordPress has existed, my oldest site has been running on it continuously for 20+ years[1]. Between forcing Gutenberg into the core (it should have been a plugin), Mullenweg's recent unhinged actions (e.g., the ACF fiasco[2]), the increasing number of naggy subscription-based plugins, and now this contemptible AI integration, I'm going to start the process of migrating my sites, probably to ClassicPress[3].

Oh well, we had a pretty good run.

[1] https://www.damninteresting.com/

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41828958

[3] https://www.classicpress.net/

NuclearPM•about 17 hours ago

Great site. I’ve been reading since the beginning. I even copied your format on a shortly lived site about 19 years ago.

This one is my favourite.

https://www.damninteresting.com/nineteen-seventy-three/

DamnInteresting•about 13 hours ago

Thanks for the kind words!

nosioptar•about 18 hours ago

I'm probably going to use classic press next time I need a wp like cms (assuming its security doesnt suck).

https://www.classicpress.net/

darqis•about 18 hours ago

AI credentials in WordPress, a PHP script. Whatever can go wrong. And who wants that anyway?

karim79•about 17 hours ago

What do mean? This is a great idea. So now instead of having plugins with security vulnerabilities we also have all kinds of escape scenarios within the main software package. Almost nothing can go wrong. Nothing at all. We need to be forward looking, AI for the win!

runningmike•about 20 hours ago

AI-Integrated WordPress….still not sure if this is good or bad. It will definitely be a disaster for the revenue of many smb web agencies.

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