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What. The. Hell. Just to get this straight. If you are in the business of creating websites for clients, and most of them are hosted on Wordpress.com, but a fe
by edanm 2y ago
What. The. Hell.
Just to get this straight. If you are in the business of creating websites for clients, and most of them are hosted on Wordpress.com, but a few are hosted on WPEngine, you are now forced to no longer use Wordpress.org and can't participate in the community?
Our company website is hosted on WPEngine, and has been there for years because we don't really touch it much. I literally log in once a year or so. The idea that because of this, I am barred from logging in to Wordpress.org is offensive and disgusting.
I really don't have much of a dog in this fight, I'm a lightweight customer of WPEngine but barely interact with it so don't care much. All I know is - I'll never, ever agree to work with Wordpress again.
- johnisgood 2y agoCan't you choose either way (check or not) without any repercussions? I would think that you do considering Matt's answer "I can't decide it for you [whether or not you are affiliated]".
- Kye 2y agoTry it. "Please check this box if you want to proceed."
- johnisgood 2y agoIf you check it despite being affiliated, are there any potential complications that could arise?
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