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Well, first, your website won't explode just because you can't update the plugins. If it's running just fine now, it can probably keep running just fine for mon
by AlienRobot 2y ago
Well, first, your website won't explode just because you can't update the plugins. If it's running just fine now, it can probably keep running just fine for months.
Second, WP Engine can create their own repository of plugins to update their customers' plugins instead of relying on Wordpress.org.
Third, WP Engine customers can just leave to another host if WP Engine can't actually provide the service they are selling.
- EasyMark 2y agoI think the big issue is there was basically no warning and Matt is harming a LOT of innocent people/businesses because of a temper tantrum, rather than being responsible, giving 90 day notice to everyone (I mean this has been de facto status for 10+ years) and give them a chance to adjust. Instead he just tried to do the table clothe pull, wreck all the glassware on the table and act like he’s on the moral high ground.
- what-the-grump 2y agoAre their websites up? Yes. Move to another host. So much drama.