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WordPress plugin developer. Bootstrapping @BerqWP @ElizaWP_SEO @WPReplai
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Nothing feels better as a founder than hearing that your product actually solved a problem someone had been struggling with for years.
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InfluenceWP Product Review—BerqWP
In this product review we take a look at BerqWP, a WordPress performance plugin designed to provide an instantly fast website without the complexity.
No Affiliate Links. No Bias. Just info.
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WordPress usage data increased by 3.6+ million websites from early January 2026 to the end of August.
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That's the same problem as running claude code on a production server. Attacker will gain access to your server and sit there quietly waiting for the right moment
Interesting, I killed my OpenClaw VPS servers months ago
But today I got a billing alert on its separate Claude account (claudeforopenclaw@), it didn't have auto reload on but I guess at some point it got hacked and the Claude key inside OpenClaw got exposed and then they waited for months before using it on Fable 5.1
I checked all my terminals and VPS sessions and none of them use API so it's interesting
Anyway I nuked the Claude account, good I kept it on its own separate one
People who are leaving WordPress to vibe code their own CMS will come back within 3 to 4 months and learn why it was a bad idea (that's typical with vibe coded apps). The condition is that their websites are getting real traction.
I'm a technical founder. I recently learned that sometimes a user complains about something and requests a certain change. You go on and explain why making the change doesn't make any difference and technically you're correct. You just missed a marketing point.