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Change to How Long Active Reviews Remain Open
tl;dr Starting in October, you will have THREE (3) months to complete your review before we reject it. This will not affect most of you who actively read this site. For a very long time, we’ve allowed plugins 6 months to finish a pluginPlugin A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of…
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X-post: [Announcement] New workflow for reporting documentation issues
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Inaccurate Stats Have Been Corrected
It gives me no joy whatsoever to have to post this. A little over 100 plugins recently were impacted by a stats gathering change. This means those plugins had their active install stats seemingly adjusted downward. We understand this was painful for a number of developers and we held off on announcing this as we…
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X-post: Gallery Block Refactor Dev Note
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X-post: Experiment: A Public Channel for All Team Reps
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X-post: Why hosters should install the PHP-intl extension
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X-post: Automatically Catching Bugs in Plugins
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X-post: Proposal: A WordPress Project Contributor Handbook
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Trunk vs Tags? Which is Better? (Answer: Tags)
tl;dr – We strongly recommend you use tagged folders for your releases of your plugins. Future you will thank you. While we have always advocated for people to use a tag folder with their plugins instead of trunk, it persists that a number of developers like using the “Stable TagTag Tag is one of the…
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Reminder: Trademarked Logos Cannot Be Used In Banners/Icons
tl;dr: Using someone else’s trademarked logo in your pluginPlugin A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WordPress plugins are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress.…