The Openverse project won an award recognizing it as an open education resource.

If ever you needed convincing to write for people and not search engines, here are more reasons. Google removed FAQ rich schema display for most sites and How-To rich schema display for all sites from search results. Many sites added schema for these in the hopes of having their content highlighted.

This article has a few interesting design tips, such as ways you can leverage browser features to improve user experience.

If you are thinking about setting up an ecommerce site and are wondering about payment options, then this article might be useful. It has a ton of information about online payment methods. Note, if is from the SureCart team, so part at the end discusses SureCart.

There is a lot of work and dedication that goes into a WordPress release. This is a nice article that looks at the experiences of three of the 6.3 co-leads.

Recently there have been headlines that malware scanners are worthless. WordFence published an article describing how they see malware scanners as part of a layered approach to security and they also discussed their new command line scanning option.

Typography tips – I’m not sure I agree with all of these, but I saw a few that I will try to keep in mind.

The ActivityPub v1 was released. It provides a link between platforms like Mastodon and your website, allowing people to follow authors, have new posts show in followers feeds, and have comments posted back on your posts.

In a cool partnership, the Greenshift team has an arrangement with Mauro Cassani of ACPT to include a one site license of ACPT in the Greenshift All in One unlimited packages. This is a great idea as people can now try out ACPT and use it with Greenshift.