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Anger the masses of Reddit all you want, but don't piss off the volunteers that hold your product together.
But if somebody got their hands on one or two of your passwords, they could probably figure out the rest.
If you wanted to put together an elite group of excellent professionals, how big do you suspect that could be? In other words, how large should you let your company get before you spit it down the middle into two subsidiaries? My guess: 125
125 = 150 - (5 close family + 5 extended family + 4 close friends + 6 extended friends + 5 extracurricular friends)
* change around attributes on tags, usually src, href or class
* move HTML elements around the page
Based on whatever you want (Context.js): * Window width
* touch capabilities
* pixel ratio
* [code your own here]* Their wild pile of oddly-named functions are being deprecated and moved into well-designed classes.
* Better templating options are being promoted.
* Yes, the global $wp_query leaves some to be desired, but at its core, wpdb's WP_Query is a decently powerful database abstraction, and if used right can perform well at scale.
No, the hooks aren't going away, nor is the URL-to-template mapping. But those are the parts that make it so flexible and easy to work with. MVC is a controller dictatorship, WP's code is a democracy.
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