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Dan Cameron
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I’d recommend reading this illogical post from Duncan at Techcrunch and then rally around Matt in the comments section.
After reading all of Duncan’s and Matt’s comments I had to throw my two-cents in,
Duncan: I donât see your point. You mention th ... Continue reading »
After reading all of Duncan’s and Matt’s comments I had to throw my two-cents in,
Duncan: I donât see your point. You mention th ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
rally around matt? no thanks. the default blogroll is not a "good example". a Good Example would be a link to wordpress.org, a link to the forums, and a link to the codex.
there's a reason the blogroll hasn't been updated since 1.2 (i can't be sure). it is spammy, matt knows it, so he's leaving it there as a mistake he's not sure how to correct. if he updates it, it means he still thinks it's valid. so no, it isn't providing credit to the developer community. it's providing credit to very few people, most of whom have left the development community.
his point about pligg is valid, although in his post it's hard to get from his post that he's not equating pligg with vanilla.
1 year ago
Matt did a very fine job of defending himself in the comments, and I hesitated to even bother commenting myself, because it seems obvious that the author is just not getting it, and (furthermore) not willing to get it.
The bottom line is that Duncan's whole point is based on a misrepresentation of Matt's position ("making money is bad" - which Matt never said), and since he got that completely wrong his whole argument falls apart; he just can't see that for some reason.
1 year ago
Besides, I think Matt acquitted himself very well, and doesn't need me jumping into his playground, fists flying.
I do find it fascinating how the comments divided themselves so clearly into Matt-haters and non-Matt-haters. Not even WP-haters and non WP-haters. Not only did the article start that way, but the author actively encouraged the conversation to break down to that in his comments.
Anyway, thank you for so much for putting your opinions into the mix in a far less negative place for me to go :)