40 percent of the websites we see on the Internet are present in some way. WordPress Infrastructure used. While some users run sites on their own servers, many people prefer to use turnkey service providers, which make up the majority of site owners.

Open source internet hosting software platform WordPress.orgfor a while WP engine He was fighting in court. Matt Mullenweg, CEO of Automattic, one of the founders of WordPress, has announced that WP Engine will no longer have free access to the platform’s public resources.

Serious accusations against WP Engine!

Mullenweg, “WP engine, Want to take control of your WordPress experience? a dedicated user login system, server updates, plugin directory, theme directory, pattern directory, block directory, translations, photo directory, job postings, meetups, conferences, bug tracking, forums, Slack, Ping-o-matic, and he has to manage his store. Their servers can no longer provide free access to our servers.” he said.

Mullenweg, owned by WP Engine “damaged and damaged WordPress Agreements” While stating that he is free to offer it to users, he stated that users can experience WordPress as WP Engine envisions it, and that WP Engine will take all the profits and provide all the services.

After the dispute between the two parties and the access blocking, WP engine Sites that used it started experiencing serious problems. These sites are currently unable to install plugins and their themes cannot be updated. On the other hand, many experts pointed out that this situation prevents sites from receiving security updates and therefore makes them vulnerable to attacks.

WP engine Mullnweg said in his statement through X: control over WordPress While abuse was alleged, it turned out that his uncontrolled behavior affected the operation of the WordPress system.