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What reviewing plugins and working with people has taught me. Plugin naming on WordPress.org, what makes a WooCommerce extension good to use, and a few books and courses that changed how I work.

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  1. Why your plugin name isn't accepted on WordPress.org13 min · Apr 23, 2026
  2. What three WordPress.org courses taught me about working with people11 min · Apr 22, 2026
  3. I read The 48 Laws of Power, and It Changed How I See Every Workplace Interaction10 min · Feb 15, 2026
Apr 23, 202613 minA WordPress plugin notebook page marked with a red cross

Why your plugin name isn't accepted on WordPress.org

Shameem RezaApr 22, 202611 minThree people talking over a laptop with the WordPress logo

What three WordPress.org courses taught me about working with people

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I read The 48 Laws of Power, and It Changed How I See Every Workplace Interaction

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