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I have seen inside Ukraine video images and it look very sad. No democracy, only fear and corruption. Young man are being kidnapped to the front lines and there are wire fences everywhere. Its very sad. And yet the media is NOT addressing this, only the FORCES. How bout we all start covering the "people of Ukraine" that can't talk, are fearful of talking. Even people outside the country are still fearful of talking about what is going on in Ukraine.

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Matt Mullenweg Owns 40% of the Internet

In the early 2000s, an 19-year-old developer named Matt Mullenweg forked a CMS called b2/cafelog to add features he thought were missing.

By October 2009, the project, going by the name of WordPress, had become the most popular open-source CMS on the Internet, today powering some 810 million websites worldwide, or 40% of the Internet.

About anyone, from the NYT to Neil Patel, uses WordPress for their blog, e-com store, company website, portfolio, and more.

Free, light, great for SEO, easy to use, WordPress is also open-source which means that anyone can copy, contribute to, and tweak it as they wish.

Until they couldn’t.

In September 2024, Mullenweg complained that the WordPress hosting company WP Engine was a cancer to WordPress due to their little contribution to the open-source project and their appropriation of the WordPress brand.

A few days later, WP Engine sent a cease and desist letter to Mullenweg asking him to stop making these comments.

In retaliation, Mullenweg blocked WP Engine from WordPress and their customers could no longer update their website.