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I think that's not the difference, if I read it correctly the difference is being a WordPress Host, vs a hosting company offering wordpress hosting. I think th
by wouldbecouldbe 2y ago
I think that's not the difference, if I read it correctly the difference is being a WordPress Host, vs a hosting company offering wordpress hosting.
I think the big difference is also the marketing WP Engine is running full on The WordPress hosting.
- threeseed 2y ago> being a WordPress Host, vs a hosting company offering wordpress hosting WPEngine is also offering Headless and WooCommerce as well as WordPress. So your point makes absolutely no sense.
- ceejayoz 2y agoAutomattic also owns WooCommerce.
- wouldbecouldbe 2y agoWoocommerce is a Wordpress plugin. But that besides the point. The question is when is a company piggybacking on a brand. Maybe Automattic is asking for too much, but it’s very clear wp engine strongly benefited from the brand, not only the software. Just Google them now, they are marketing full on with Wordpress. I don’t see a way how they won’t win this in court.