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EP368 – Ethics in the WordPress Community

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July 31, 2020

This week on WPwatercooler we’re talking about the ethics in the WordPress community.

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18 responses to “EP368 – Ethics in the WordPress Community”

  1. Jason Tucker ????????‍????????????

    Check it out –
    EP368 – Ethics in the WordPress Community wpwatercooler.com/video/ep368-et…

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  2. Jason Coleman

    Nice repurposed content here. Jason with the cliffhanger.

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  3. Jason Coleman

    This Article was mentioned on brid-gy.appspot.com

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  4. Dan Gilmore

    Reason 372565 why I love the #WordPress community.

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  5. Dan Gilmore Avatar
    Dan Gilmore

    @jasontucker @enqueue_russ – Who is Tropical Hot Dog? Are they on Twitter?

    Great episode, btw.

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  6. Dan Gilmore

    This Article was mentioned on brid-gy.appspot.com

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  7. Russell Aaron Avatar
    Russell Aaron

    That’s @boogah



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  8. Dan Gilmore Avatar
    Dan Gilmore

    Thanks! I’m already following him 🙂




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  9. WPwatercooler Network Avatar
    WPwatercooler Network

    AKA Fat Mullenweg



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  10. John Locke Avatar
    John Locke

    Glad this stuff is being addressed. Many people are clever enough to be assholes or be hurtful with enough cover that they can say “it was a joke”, or “they didn’t do anything”.

    Many people are illusions.

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  11. Thomas Nicolosi

    This Article was mentioned on brid-gy.appspot.com

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  12. WPwatercooler Network Avatar
    WPwatercooler Network

    Thanks for watching!

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  13. Jason Tucker ????????‍???????????? Avatar
    Jason Tucker ????????‍????????????

    There is a lot to unpack sometimes with these incidents.


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  14. Jason Tucker ????????‍???????????? Avatar
    Jason Tucker ????????‍????????????

    A mentor of mine in this space @sereedmedia always brings it.

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  15. Jason Tucker ????????‍???????????? Avatar
    Jason Tucker ????????‍????????????

    Thanks foe speaking about this @boogah

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  16. John Locke Avatar
    John Locke

    People are often complex. They are often not a-holes/racist/sexist/terroristic/threatening to everyone they meet.

    It’s when people double down on the bad behavior, don’t apologize or make things right, and don’t change that seals the deal.


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  17. John Locke Avatar
    John Locke

    Acting like an a-hole is like an iceberg. There’s almost always more you don’t see beneath the surface.


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  18. Lockedown Design & SEO

    This Article was mentioned on brid-gy.appspot.com

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