That’s unfortunate. Hopefully we get some sort of explanation as to why it was not selected. Glad to see this hasn’t stopped them from going forward without backing, though.
With the fact that WordPress is used by 15.9% of all the websites on the Internet, I find Google’s decision puzzling. Maybe that’s because they want long forgotten platforms (as Joomla and Drupal) to get support.
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That’s unfortunate. Hopefully we get some sort of explanation as to why it was not selected. Glad to see this hasn’t stopped them from going forward without backing, though.
Its a shame, but hopefully the future is bright for WordPress. Hopefully there will be some further exciting developments in WordPress 3.5.
I think the love affair between G and WordPress is over. :[
Always concerned when anything goes wrong for WordPress, sure they’ll be fine though
I dont like the sound of this tbh. I use WordPress so hopefully they will sot out any issues with Google.
With the fact that WordPress is used by 15.9% of all the websites on the Internet, I find Google’s decision puzzling. Maybe that’s because they want long forgotten platforms (as Joomla and Drupal) to get support.