"State of the Word" at WordCamp Mid-Atlantic, by Mark Jaquith

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  • + markjaquith Mark Jaquith 1 month ago
    Slightly more than half using WP.org
  • + guest65309c guest65309c 5 months ago
    13 million users, wow! I’m curious what the breakdown is between wordpress.com and wordpress.org users. Anyone know?
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  1. State of the Word Mark Jaquith markjaquith.com coveredwebservices.com @markjaquith
  2. Independent WordPress Developer
  3. What have we been up to?
  4. WordPress 2.7
  5. One-click WordPress upgrade
  6. WordPress upgrade FAIL
  7. New admin interface
  8. Keyboard shortcuts for comment moderation
  9. Reply to comments from admin interface
  10. Threaded comments
  11. Comment paging
  12. Consensus: “we like!”
  13. Over 5.2 million downloads
  14. Google Fight!
  15. 42 results “WordPress 2.7 sucks”
  16. 485results “WordPress 2.7 rocks”
  17. User Experience: a goal, not an afterthought
  18. Matt Thomas Jane Wells
  19. “ [WordPress] helps me publish to the point that the tool actually disappears from my perspective ” — Michael Ashby
  20. You Content
  21. You Content
  22. Stats
  23. How many WordPress users?
  24. ~13 Million
  25. Air Force Army Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Coast Guard Defense Intelligence Agency Department of Energy Department of Homeland Security Department of State Department of Treasury Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Marine Corps Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Geospatial Intelligence Agency National Reconnaissance O ce National Security Agency (NSA) Navy
  26. WordPress 2.8
  27. ::yawn::
  28. Widget management
  29. Theme installer
  30. Not that there’s anything wrong with that
  31. BuddyPress
  32. Facebook in a box?
  33. Ning that you control
  34. BYOTOS
  35. bbPress
  36. The WordPress Family
  37. WordPress.tv
  38. WordCamps
  39. WP Community
  40. WP of Tomorrow
  41. Today: your words, on the web
  42. Tomorrow: YOU, on the web
  43. Tumblr? Yes, but more than that
  44. “Help! I’ve given my data to services I can’t control and I can’t get up!”
  45. Closed source platform Failure / Evil Time
  46. No dead ends
  47. Phase One: Photos
  48. Connect the silos
  49. Community and Marketplace
  50. Free = good Free = overwhelming
  51. Plugins can do anything
  52. Plugins can do anything
  53. We’re listening
  54. Thanks! markjaquith.com coveredwebservices.com @markjaquith

+ Mark JaquithMark Jaquith, 5 months ago

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