Open for All: State of the Word 2022
On a rainy, cloudy day in New York City, WordPress Co-Founder Matt Mullenweg presented his annual State of the Word keynote speech. In front of a small but engaged in-person audience, and a vast streaming audience, Mullenweg went over the WordPress wins for 2022 and what we can look forward to in 2023. Matt Mullenweg delivering the State of the Word Keynote in New York City. Some themes were familiar such as the power of the community, and the importance of keeping open source open. But others like collaborative editing within the dashboard and new plugin taxonomies spoke to an exciting and vibrant future of the project that couldn’t have been imagined when it was created 20 years ago. Let’s dive into it all. Missed the keynote? Watch the entire thing here: WordPress for All This year’s keynote kicked off with a beautiful sentiment from WordPress Executive Director, Josepha Hayden Chomphosy, who displayed the four freedoms of open source, reminding us all why we’re here. These act as a sort of sort of Bill of Rights for all open source projects. The four freedoms of open source. WordPress has and will always be open source. That means that anyone with…
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