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Look out, link rot! We’ve proudly teamed up with @internetarchive to preserve and restore links across the web. 🖥️ The Wayback Machine Link Fixer is a free @WordPress plugin that scans, detects, and fixes broken links🔗using @waybackmachine!

A month ago, we challenged teams across @Automattic to build fast and ship in the open during Radical Speed Month. No overthinking, no gatekeeping, and no letting ideas get too precious. 🏁 Ten stood out. Here's the throughline: publishing is getting lighter, and AI is shifting from "write this for me" to "help me work."

Want to join for the next one? Here's how to volunteer: outintech.com/digital-corps/

Tomorrow, 50 volunteers are gathering at our NoHo office to build five new @wordpressdotcom websites for LGBTQ+ organizations doing critical work worldwide, and we can’t wait to see what they come up with!

Tech for good, one build day at a time. 🌈💻 We've teamed up with @OutInTech , the largest LGBTQ+ tech community in the world, for our latest hackathon collab. Since 2017 we've backed their Digital Corps program, helping build 270+ multilingual websites for LGBTQ+ orgs across the globe. 🧵

Plant a tree for future generations. Build something that outlives you. Code for the People is a reminder that the best parts of the internet have always been built for the next generation. 🌱

Code for the People, our documentary short about the past, present, and contested future of the open web, is out now. Much like the internet, this film should be yours. That’s why we made it free to stream. Watch it right here👇 youtube.com/watch?v=8lQijr…

Check it out: a8c.co/cftpxfeed

Featuring: 🎞️ Matt Mullenweg @photomatt 🎞️ Mary Hubbard 🎞️ Anne McCarthy 🎞️ Paolo Belcastro @p3ob7o 🎞️ Ian Stewart @iandstewart 🎞️ Beau Lebens @beaulebens 🎞️ Eric Binnion @ebinnion 🎞️ Matías Ventura @matias_ventura

The internet you rely on was built on open source. This film is about the people who made that possible. @codefortheppl is out today, free to stream for everyone.

The internet belongs to all of us. Today, we prove it. Code for the People, a documentary short about the open web from the people who built it, is now available. Stream it for free. For freedom. For the future.

San Francisco, you showed up and showed out for the open web tonight. Give it up for our panelists @photomatt, Producer Michael Dinh, and @KQED’s Paula Smith Arrigoni and @Ethan_Lindsey. The doc comes out tomorrow! 🎞️

At a screening for @codefortheppl, a short documentary film funded by Automattic, director Bao Nguyen describes how he wanted the film to deliver an inspirational message that everyday people would connect with. See the full conversation here: variety.com/2026/digital/n…

Can't say no to a little press! Thank you to @Variety and @xpangler for this incredible write-up of our film, our NYC event, and the cause behind it. Code for the People, like the internet should be, is yours tomorrow.

Tomorrow, Code for the People will be yours. The battle for a better, more open web isn't new. But you've never seen it like this before. Are you ready?

Grab your spot: luma.com/r8wbww10

One night only! @codefortheppl comes to the Bay Area for a special preview screening and panel with @photomatt and @pedraum. We’d love it if you’d join!

On July 9, it’s free for everyone. Make sure you’re watching. → wpcom.co/cftpxfeed

@codefortheppl screened in NYC on July 1. The questions the audience asked about open source, AI, and who controls the internet matter to everyone who builds, creates, or publishes online.

One week until we reopen the web. Code for the People drops July 9. For free. For freedom. For the future.