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ClassicPress / ClassicPress-Migration-Plugin
Switch your WordPress installation to ClassicPress.
Is It Time to Consider ClassicPress, Alternative to WordPress?
(March 31, 2021 )
ClassicPress is under active development, has the familiar WordPress interface many longtime WordPress users know, and releases regular security updates.
In addition, they have active community forums and a Slack channel.
WordPress Powers 39.5% of All Websites
(04.01.2021)
WordPress is now powering 39.5% of all websites in 2021, up from powering 35% of sites in 2020.
Counting only sites that use a content management system (CMS), WordPress has a market share of 64.1%.
Of the 35 WP core committers, 22 do not work for Automattic. Just in case you were still thinking that WordPress is an Automattic project.
(Dec 30, 2015)
Great quote I heard recently: „WordPress is a backdoor with a blog feature“
(Oct 7, 2015)
One of the Biggest Website Hosting Providers, DreamHost, Leaked 814 Million Records Online Including Customer Data
(25.07.2021)
A database owned by DreamHost, DreamPress managed WordPress hosting, was publically accessible online.
3 Years of DreamPress Customer and User Data Exposed Online 2021)
Is WordPress Still Worth Using in 2021?
(09.06.2021)
1. Security Risks
WordPress is prone to cyber-attacks. Around 90 percent of CMS-based websites that are hacked use WordPress.
Verizon is selling Tumblr to WordPress’ owner
Tumblr will act as as a “complementary” site to WordPress.
Switch your WordPress site to ClassicPress
Migrating your WordPress website to ClassicPress is easy and only takes a few minutes. Follow the simple steps below to get started:
2018’s Most Surprising WordPress Statistics
Considering that the number of total active websites is estimated at over 172 million according to a survey published by netcraft, that means that around 75,000,000 websites are using WordPress right now — with around half of those sites (37,500,000) being hosted on the WordPress.com shared hosting installation. This means that around 20% of all self-hosted websites use WordPress, which is still huge.
New #WordPress editor might be the worst update ever! I absolutely suffer when I write.
Worst ever #WordPress5 update ever! I hate Gutenberg, block system, hard to navigate to HTML editing mode and requires more clicks to draft a post. #WordPress
Just discovered that WordPress have updated their editor. Holy crap, it‘s a mess! I consider myself to be fairly computer savvy but this new update makes zero sense.
Update now! WordPress 5.0.1 release fixes seven flaws
The update for that job is this week’s WordPress 5.0.1, which backports security fixes all the way to version 3.7, excepting a small number of documented compatibility issues.