Not the best endorsement for Wordpress VIP as a service, though. For what they're paying (and for a service which is specifically targeted at hosting on a non-

Not the best endorsement for Wordpress VIP as a service, though. For what they're paying (and for a service which is specifically targeted at hosting on a non-wordpress.com domain), I'd expect at least that they support SNI to get the correct cert for browsers that support it, if not dedicated IPs so that SSL works everywhere. Sending a *.wordpress.com cert along with an "enterprise" service is sloppy and doesn't really inspire confidence in their product. (Although it does seem to be possible for at least some Wordpress VIP customers-- time.com has a valid cert (but redirects to HTTP), and fivethirtyeight.com has fully working HTTPS. So maybe it's actually techcrunch's issue?)