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Like I think he has to go take a step back and

What Matt really wants is to kind of be plug and play across a web. I feel like that's too, too far down, like it's too opinionated already. Um, but my problem with that is I feel like that's not the right level of abstraction. I think that's kind of what Matt, um, was saying in hope Gutenberg will be. Um, you know, interoperable, you can use it yes on WordPress, but also, you know, on Tumbler, um, on Medium and, um, everywhere else. Matt also talks about, you know, the, um, Gutenberg block editor and how the idea for the block editor is to be what Joel is trying to do. Um, but the cool thing to me about the block protocol is that I feel like it's the right level of abstraction.ДЄnd what I mean by that is, um, if you go to the Twitter thread, with Joel and Matt. Um, I'm sorry, I wanted to kind of mention that before I said anything else. I'm not a developer, and so by that means is I feel like I am missing kind of one huge chunk of perspective when you know, like, so my opinions are- it's as though I'm a color blind person trying to describe, uh, a bunch of flowers and I'm like missing, missing something important. Lesley Sim: Oh, wait, so I need to preface this by saying that I'm not a developer. And basically he wanted to standardise blocks across WordPress or Medium or Notion or something along those lines, you read this and what were your thoughts about this? We've kind of moved on from there, but it was a really popular, it was kind of like the, um, the GitHub of it's day or the git of its day, but he was proposing a, something called a block protocol. I wrote something called fog bugs, like a long time ago, which was like a, the, probably the initially like one of the first bug trackers, big popular bug trackers. If you're not as old as me, you may not know who Joel Spolsky is and you can read up on them. He's seen, he knows the concept of blocks and inserting blocks and all of that. But Joel is basically using WordPress already. Try Wordfence today! TranscriptДavid Bisset: Let's start with Joel. Now, Wordfence Central offers Premium subscribers a powerful and efficient dashboard to manage security for all their sites from one central location. Who can afford downtime, a black mark on their brandвЂ™s reputation, or the SEO impact of getting hacked? ThatвЂ™s why so many WordPress sites rely on the real-time protection provided by Wordfence Premium.

Twitter conversation: Coderjerk / Matt & Others.

Twitter announcement: Matt вЂњrunning Tumblr personally for a whileвЂќ.

You can listen to past episodes of The Excerpt, browse all our podcasts, and donвЂ™t forget to subscribe on Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, iTunes, Castro, YouTube, Stitcher, Player.fm, Pocket Casts, Simplecast, or by RSS. Tumblr is a potential wildcard - social network, gateway to more advanced publishing, both, or neither?Д®very week Post Status Excerpt will brief you on important WordPress news - in about 15 minutes or less! Learn what's new in WordPress in a flash. Why This Is Important: It's good to examine the views of influencers inside and outside the WordPress community about managing content (especially with blocks) and how complex content management systems (like WordPress) have become. In this episode of Post Status Excerpt, David talks with Lesley Sim about Joel Spolsky on the Block Protocol, Matt Mullenweg for taking over for the exiting CEO of Tumblr, and a blog post by Dan Devine entitled вЂњ The Complicated Futility of WordPress.вЂќ

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