Mark Kaplun

interesting question, but IMO just another take on the old "every form has to have nonce" myth

lol, now matt went all bat shit publishing private information about sites which were hosted at WPE. guess he can claim that it is not 100% private, but this is getting so so close to someone calling EU regulators to get involved.

some times there just no good answer, some of them should have just been offtopic in the first place

:)

and how much content on the web and especially wordpress look like that? did I ever want cols for my blog posts? never

and in any case it is an edge usage, served by page builders

could not maybe, but more likely core didn't want to invest in it

and tiny now is ofc a way better editor than you get in core because there is no incentive to upgrade it

what does gutenberg offers that wasn't possible to do in tiny, and how often people use it in that way

same same for this discussion

elementor is the toll for page building

oh, why would anyone want to use gutenberg?

whether you want you don't want to SEO that post

look at what yoast do to your post editing UX

the question was raised back then, maybe it is still, but probably people just install yoast and don't think anything is missing

matt decided years ago that SEO is not part of wordpress

*force

if you "fore" people to install plugins you have no control on how the UI actually looks

yeh

(bonus for removing the content title from post editing, maybe for some posts I wanr a preface after which the title is displayed, why do I need to code where the H1 is)

there are basic things related to SEO, title is just the most important one

how many plugins do those sites use?

don't use SEO? don't disable xmlrps?

you can still enumerate user names for god sake

not realy, out of the box it is just an incomplete toy

user oriented OS

so the OS will be usable

can you imagine using an OS, that tells you, ok now first thing go search and install some app

microdata? most likely should not be in core

SEO title, not the content title

inserting microdata could have also been done in core, that standard is old now

setting a title per post is not broad. "There are many options" can not be an excuse to doing nothing

a product should serve 80% of the users. How can you pretend wordpress serving anyone without support of SEO

isn't the moto of wordpress development is "decisions not options"? ;) what core has done is to make the users mandatory select options by selecting plugins

ok, it is a product, just not a good one

it is about whether wordpress is a product. right now it is not as you need to install 10 plugins to make it functional enough for the web of 2024

comments should be moved to a plugin

form builder should be part of core as well

ACF still exist without the functionality being in core

and I am not a very imaginative person

backup not part of core

SEO not part of core

categorizing images not part of core yet I guess

you keep post information for images just for those attachment pages

whatever was the cause of the decision it is wrong one

the opinion is of yoast

that decision was probably based on the need of wp.com

ye the root problem is the design decision not to have a different table per post

there should not be attachment pages at all

in many sites, the easiest way to improve performance is to delete unused images