On most WordPress stores, you need one plugin for reviews, another for photo reviews, and then you spend time fixing the styling. Reviews are a basic part of any store, so we built them right in @FluentCartWP.
Only people who actually bought your product can leave a review, and
At @WCEurope in Kraków I met @remkusdevries and we talked for a long time. WordPress, WordCamps, communities.
Then he asked me about pages inside spaces for @FluentCommunity. He told me why he needed it and how he would use it for his members. I kept thinking about it after.
I built my business on WordPress, so maybe this is a little personal for me. With everything happening around A8C now, I appreciate even more that @photomatt kept WP org outside of the company and its investors.
Matt had 20+ years to make a lot more money from WordPress if that
Organizing a @wordcamp event is hard work. Anyone who has done it knows.
This year the team is working really hard to arrange an amazing @WordCampSylhet.
Sponsors are what keep the ticket price low and make it accessible for everyone.
Big thanks to @automattic, @bluehost,
