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So #WordPress 5.3.1 Security & Maintenance Release is now available!
It fixes 4 security issues and 64 bugs 🐛
Props to every 119 people who contributed to 5.3.1 💚
& thx @SergeyBiryukov for co-leading with me as the mission control of this lil’ rocket 🚀https://t.co/GhdmVFeMFx

— Jb Audras (@AudrasJb) December 13, 2019

It’s back for 2019! Take the #WordPress Usage Survey and share how you use #WordPress and what could make it even better! https://t.co/tg1s36iEa6

— Andrea Middleton (@andmiddleton) November 14, 2019

Nice ongoing thread of all the Presidential primary candidates trusting their campaign websites to #WordPress and in some cases @WordPressVIP. Keep it up @pslutsky! https://t.co/EMegkjkeR2

— Chris Hardie (@ChrisHardie) August 27, 2019

If you work with #WordPress multisite and ever map domains, this "Pseudo Subdomain Network” plugin from David Sword (@WordPressVIP) might be of some interest: https://t.co/W0s5md7XQu

— David Bisset (@dimensionmedia) May 28, 2019

Massive! Now anyone can automagically import their podcast content from another provider into their #WordPress site with Seriously Simple Podcasting by @castos - https://t.co/mPtJeLzi9W thanks to @whyisjake and @jon_bossenger for your help making this happen. pic.twitter.com/2CWu2NJIU7

— Craig Hewitt (@TheCraigHewitt) April 29, 2019

The 2020 race is ON! And…the candidates are ON #WordPress! @PeteButtigieg: https://t.co/WUw0ueFEBd@KamalaHarris: https://t.co/mzChJK8Hy6@SenGillibrand: https://t.co/lbte956qf0@JulianCastro: https://t.co/1RgN6V1bki@ewarren: https://t.co/quoorUgC9K#2020election

— Peter Slutsky (@pslutsky) January 23, 2019

Case study of the @RollingStone site redesign and migration of “decades worth of digital content" to #WordPress, done w/ the @XWP team. https://t.co/tbEsFsuslT pic.twitter.com/PBxaIgp7qJ

— David Bisset (@dimensionmedia) December 10, 2018

#Wordpress was the first standards-compliant CMS. I hand-coded my blog starting in 1995, and would still be doing it if WordPress had not come along. Next year, after exhausting a half dozen other platforms, @AListApart will come home to WordPress.

— zeldman (@zeldman) November 17, 2018