Here is an interesting list of websites built using WordPress from the government, business, entertainment, and celebrity categories.

The WordPress, Drupal, Joomla!, and TYPO3 projects have jointly signed a letter to the legislators of the European Union raising concerns with the proposed Cyber Resilience Act. Some terms of the proposed Act are not well defined and some provisions may be too broad in their application, which might impact the contributions to open source software.

The Classic Press team is considering options for updating and maintaining compatibility with WooCommerce. It doesn’t sound like a happy situation.

It is nice to see the WordPress playground project get more exposure.

This article talks about Adrian Roselli, an Accessibility expert, being sued for criticizing the Audio Eye overlay tool.

Story mode – in this post, Mika Epstein shares about her early days on the plugin review team and an unhappy shift that she saw take place in the ecosystem.

Scoping what’s involved in Gutenberg stage 3 continues with a discussion of considerations for track edit history and revisions. This does seem to be a very ambitious project.

We are used to following the WordPress core team, but don’t hear much about the Polyglots Team. This article provides information about how they are organized and what they do.

This is the recording of a Hallway Hangout discussing challenges in creating blocks for clients and locking down block themes / the site editor to restrict what the client can change.