The WordPress.org Plugin Review Process: A Comedy in Three Acts
A practical, lightly satirical guide to the WordPress.org plugin review process: queues, slug changes, Plugin Check, long emails, and what actually helps before approval.
A practical, lightly satirical guide to the WordPress.org plugin review process: queues, slug changes, Plugin Check, long emails, and what actually helps before approval.
We tried to auto-post links to LinkedIn comments. LinkedIn’s API said no. Turns out that’s fine – reach beats clicks anyway.
LinkedIn Autoposter v1.3 adds URL-in-first-comment posting, image fallbacks, and cleaner excerpt extraction for WordPress-to-LinkedIn publishing.
MCP Expose Abilities lets AI assistants call approved WordPress operations through named abilities, so site owners can expose useful actions without opening a vague admin doorway.
We got tired of buggy, bloated LinkedIn auto-posting plugins. So we built our own – minimal, clean, and actually works.
The No Self Ping Additional URLs setting can look ignored when WordPress saves the option as a string but the plugin checks for an array. The fix is a narrow data-type correction, not a setup change.
A WP LinkedIn Auto Publish bug can re-share already-published posts on every edit. The fix is an old-status guard around the publish trigger.
Devenia rewrote older SEO articles to remove stale advice, group current guidance, and point readers toward tested SEO thinking.
SEO myths survive because they sound certain. The useful work is to test the claim, understand the context, and keep only what improves real search outcomes.
SEO growth in 2026 depends on scoring content before publishing: technical basics, depth, intent match, authority, and engagement all need evidence.
A light diary-style look at digital marketing chaos: impossible expectations, platform mystery, AI-era questions, client feedback, reporting pressure, and why the work is still worth doing.
Modern search rewards pages that answer real questions clearly, prove the answer, and guide the reader to the next useful step.
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