Amit Bajracharya

@MrPerfect797 Website builder for conferences : SpinyEvents.com

What are you building Thursday ? Drop in the replies 👍

@0xPrajwal_ Website builder for conference : SpinyEvents.com

Got a startup? Pitch it below. • What are you building (1 line) • Drop your link Reached 15k+ people. Free marketing. Real visibility. Go 👇

@RoundtableSpace Website builder for conference : SpinyEvents.com

What are you currently building?

@victor_bigfield SpinyEvents.com

what are you working on this week? share your website to get some traffic ↓ (I would choose 3 projects to feature in my newsletter, FromScratch + 2K subscribers)

@BatsouElef spinyevents.com

Time to promote your product. 🚀 Share that product URL!!

@foundrceo SpinyEvents.com

Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic Curious to know what you all are building 👇🏼

@kacieahmed spinyevents.com

If you use an em dash (—), it feels like it's written with AI. Because you can't really type an em dash on the keyboard. To insert one, you have to press Cmd + Shift + -. So, someone writing their thoughts in a natural flow suddenly pausing to press Cmd + Shift + -. Possible?

If you are a plugin or theme provider on Wordpress.org, Matt Mullenweg just stole all your backlinks and tanked your plugin website's organic SEO performance. A recent update to the w.org repos has removed all links to author websites. This eliminates backlinks to plugin and theme authors from w.org and removes an important source of paid plugin purchases for third party developers. Developers are now limited to links in the plugin or theme's readme file, which as of now still shows on the profile page. However, all of these links have a nofollow attribute applied by w.org. Thus, the website itself is telling you not to visit these links. Wild.

@ciorici I totally agree with you. The whole “popular” thing has to go away from Theme directory, it’s just making some themes get more downloads no matter what and new theme a get no exposure at all. We need to have “feature theme”, that features good and active themes weekly.

I cannot prove manipulation, but after tracking WordPress.org theme rankings for a long time, some movements are statistically hard to justify. Several themes on the first 3 pages of the Popular Themes list repeatedly gain or lose 6 to 16 positions while showing the same characteristics: - no updates for 1 to 2 years - almost no reviews or a few bad ones - no support topics Examples: wordpress.org/themes/envo-ro… wordpress.org/themes/envo-on… wordpress.org/themes/futurio… wordpress.org/themes/popular… wordpress.org/themes/spacr/ When you compare these side by side with neighboring themes in the rankings, the difference is obvious. Those other themes typically have frequent updates, dozens or hundreds of reviews, and active support forums. Anyone who has built and maintained a WordPress theme knows how hard it actually is to climb this list. It takes years of consistent updates, ongoing support work, good reviews, and steady adoption. Adding third-party usage data makes this even harder to explain. Inspiro (my theme) has ~70k active installs on wp.org and is detected on ~10,000 real websites according to themesinfo.com. Envo Royal has ~30k installs, yet is detected on only ~370 real websites ⚠️. An enormous gap like this suggests that “active installs” do not reliably correlate with real-world usage. At this point, a review of how these themes' jumps occur would help clarify whether the Popular list reflects real adoption, especially when compared to themes with active users and ongoing maintenance.

I don’t hate @WordPress nor @webflow , I just feel that they should learn from each-other.

Since last 10 years only few themes in WordPress is in Popular and they dominate latest theme which just don’t get proper exposure. Webflow in the other hand promote every new creators and give equal explore to every authors.

I contribute my template in both @webflow and @WordPress . What I like about Webflow is that there is nothing called “Popular”, rather they have something called “Featured, and every week random authors template is featured. I hope WordPress learn from Webflow.

@RoyQuilor First one

Noticing a pattern in my side projects: A) I chase perfection too long B) I lose interest halfway through Which one sounds familiar?

@AbrisGains @BrettFromDJ Seriously 🤦🏻‍♂️

@BrettFromDJ Has his clients never heard of Lovable?

I’ll invest $50,000 for 0% equity of Marcel’s agency if he can provide evidence someone paid $50,000 for a landing page. Serious offer.

We are also launching the plugin version of @wp_cooper so that you can use the patterns in other themes that you already have.

@wp_cooper just got featured in @sitenerdy 😄 sitenerdy.com/wp-cooper-revi…

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