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Can you replace social media with your own website? We start our discussion here and Jason continues it on his person website - Should we replace Facebook with our personal websites? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a Holiday Block Editor Party! Join us around the virtual Watercooler as we talk about WordPress 5.0, Gutenberg Block Editor and the holiday season! 00:03 Twitter - Jonathan Wold (@sirjonathan) 00:04 Instagram - Jonathan Wold (@jonathanwold) 00:05 Instagram - Jason Tucker (@jasontucker) 00:16 Space after italics gets deleted when using keyboard shortcut·Issue #12529 00:22 Block Lab - Custom Gutenberg Blocks Made Easy! 00:28 Tim Berners-Lee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Join us this week around the WPwatercooler! Click here to learn how to be on a future episode of WPwatercooler! Our guest contributor this week is Kevin Marshall Shop Magic Woo Commerce Automation from RistrettoApps https://wordpress.org/plugins/shopmagic-for-woocommerce/ Sé laments the amount of stuff she’s doing with WordPress as of late, George is getting Meta. We’ve switch over to Zoom and are streaming to Facebook, Twitter’s Periscope and as always YouTube. Thanks to our sponsor ServerPress makers of DesktopServer for their support. Kevin talks about his e-commerce experience and why he made Shop Magic and how we started with doing commerce sites for Dentists (his wife is one). Sé thinks that Dentistry is hard to market due to imagery. Should you show messed up teeth or shiny teeth? Steve hate when people show messed up teeth but what’s the right way? Kevin’s tool is doing cart abandonment and sending coupons to get people back to the site using his Freemium product. Se started out with building f

Join us this week on WPwatercooler WordPress.com Secure Sign On WPg | G Suite plugins for WordPress SAML SP Single Sign On – SSO | WordPress.org Nextend Social Login and Register (Facebook, Google, Twitter) | WordPress.org Display notice in EDD if email already exists and not logged in White Label CMS | WordPress.org Peter’s Login Redirect | WordPress.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DepthKit Troubleshooting DepthKit Mounts Luke Carbis : The Future of Web Content Luke Carbis – Make XWP A-Frame–Make WebVR Mark Uraine (@Mapk) Check these folks out Jonathan Wold (@sirjonathan) Dan Walmsley (@danwalmsley) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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History « WordPress Codex Lyceum (software - Wikipedia) The story of b2, b2evolution and WordPress Plugin Detective – Troubleshooting | WordPress.org Join us on this episode of WPwatercooler by visiting our Upcoming Events page. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WordCamp Minneapolis / St. Paul Russ spoke about Voiceblogging FOR BLOGGING OUT LOUD! USE YOUR VOICE TO BLOG I blog out loud. I use my phone to capture my voice and turn it into text content. I copy and paste the content into a new post. Now all I have to do is add a few images and links. In just 15 minutes, you can have your next blog post written. Russ has written (voiceblogged?) about this on his website: Voice To Text Blogging is the way of the future. Here's How I Use Daily. Russ walked around the camp and promoted his talk to people using a sign. He had a full house at his talk and things worked out well. Sé was broadcasting from WeWork (not a sponsor but call us if you want to sponsor!) Jason shared Drafts as an app to do voice blogging on iOS using it's dictation feature Jason talks about using Drafts to remember things that have happened during his drives for Lyft. Funny things people say or incidents that occurred. Russ shared with is the Coming Soon plugin called Easy Coming Soon. Sé shares with us

How hack on 10,000 WordPress sites was used to launch an epic malvertising campaign • The Register Massive WordPress Redirect Campaign Targets Vulnerable tagDiv Themes and Ultimate Member Plugins New PHP Code Execution Attack Puts WordPress Sites at Risk Black Hat 2018 Security Now Podcast So phar, so FUD Bug Bounty-Hacker Powered Security Testing|HackerOne HackerOne ClassicPress – a hard fork of WordPress without Gutenberg See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EP28-Drupalwatercooler Introducing the Gutenberg content editor for Drupal 8 Implementation of Gutenberg as a Drupal text editor. Drupal.org First Look at Live Demo of the Gutenberg Content Editor for Drupal 8 – WordPress Tavern Sneak Peek:Loxi theeventscalendar.com loxi.io Drupal Demo with Gutenberg Introducing a new way to Drupal IHOB Logo O.B. Tampons ‘Flattered’ That IHOP’s New Logo Looks Like Theirs www.thecut.com Wikipedia How Google Ruined Old People–The Crossover See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on WPwatercooler we discuss how new folks to WordPress should approach Facebook Groups relating to WordPress. There is 120+ Groups on Facebook with the word WordPress in its title. That right there is daunting. When it comes to asking a question as a new user, which should you choose? How should you choose it and why are all the admins telling you to post elsewhere? We cover this and more on this episode of WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan gives us a tour of his house Russ talks about last week’s episode, give it a watch https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/ep282-wpwatercooler/ Check out WPblab with James Laws https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/wpblab-ep108-marketing-your-wordpress-business-with-loss-leaders/ Russ talks about teaching a class about catching people up in the conversation so they know what Gutenberg is. Russ talks about WordCamps, Meetups and other ways to interact with the community. He is a bit frustrated with folks that aren’t getting caught up who attend his meetups. Answering those questions that folks need to be answered so that he can bridge the gap of new folks in getting them to be advanced enough to understand most of the things that people “Who are the people that we are talking to?” Se Reed brings up this idea of who is the audience. Dan brings up asking the audience what skill level the audience is. Jason thinks its too late to ask the room at a meetup, tell folks beforehand so the right folks show up or provide

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