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I used to use something called b2 cafelog and loved how easy it was to hack on it and make it do what I wanted. I even extended it so my Linux user group could make their own blogs. Unfortunately, the b2 developer didn’t have time to work on it any more. Luckily, there was a lot of interest from others, and the project was handed over to two guys, Matt and Mike, who co-founded a wonderful new project called WordPress. Haven’t looked back since.

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Recent impact

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Last 30 days
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Last 90 days
17contributions
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Last 12 months
39contributions
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WordPress releases

Contributed to 3 releases
  • 6.2
  • 5.1
  • 4.0

Contributions

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June 2026
Jun 02 Tue · 14:07
Forums med
Posted a reply to Plugin possibly exploited, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Two to choose from are Jetpack Scan or Wordfence but I'm not familiar with others.…
Jun 02 Tue · 08:54
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Posted a reply to Plugin possibly exploited, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
@boardboss - unfortunately the exploit is in another plugin and WP Super Cache was caching…
May 2026
May 06 Wed · 21:33
Forums med
Posted a reply to Vulnerable on Current Version – 2.4.1, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
@emgb_520 your first comment was probably flagged because you left only a comment. I've contacted…
May 06 Wed · 21:27
Forums med
Posted a reply to Persistent notification, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
That's what I'm talking about too. When you cloned your site the WPCACHEHOME was incorrectly…
May 06 Wed · 21:23
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Posted a reply to Broken Access Control vulnerability, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
I'd love to get some feedback on that PR if you can help test it,…
May 06 Wed · 06:47
Forums med
Posted a reply to Persistent notification, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Is your wp-config.php writeable by the webserver? I think this is happening because you cloned…
May 06 Wed · 06:42
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Posted a reply to File appears to be malicious or unsafe: wp-content/cache/supercache/, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
What's happening is that there's something suspicious on your website, probably malware unfortunately. It only…
May 05 Tue · 12:22
Forums med
Posted a reply to [WP Job Manager] Any intent on a sucurity update?, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
I contacted Wordfence and asked them to remove the vulnerability report they have. Hopefully they…
May 05 Tue · 12:02
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Posted a reply to File appears to be malicious or unsafe:, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
I don't know, search through your plugins folders for the text "reversecache" and you'll probably…
May 04 Mon · 08:53
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Posted a reply to File appears to be malicious or unsafe:, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
@sjyounis - That isn't coming from this plugin. It doesn't have any database tables. Do…

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