Thank you to everyone (you know who you are) who helped make 1.10 of @wsform.com possible!
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Thank you to everyone (you know who you are) who helped make 1.10 of @wsform.com possible!
Hi, everyone! My position at my former employer was eliminated quite abruptly, so I’m back on the job market! I’m taking this opportunity to do some contract work, so if you need a digital solution architect that understands WordPress deeply, either for full time or contract work, hit me up!
I hope that you’ve been well. It’s generally in the moments between the tough times where the real living happens. 🤔
I started writing a year-end post here and the mobile app just lost all 8 parts of it, complete with photos with full alt text, so that’s fun. Welcome to 2025! 🫣
“I’ve got no more Fist to kill…” 🎶
a) because you consistently bring in voices that I want to hear talking about WordPress in a format that is equal parts fun and informative.
Thank you for another great year of content!
Obvious now that you said it.
Shoot me an email and I’ll send over my booking link. Have a great holiday season!
Would still love to chat some time. After the holidays, perhaps?
If you ever want to chat hosting, we’re building a great partnership program! And our support is all in Slack, so you wouldn’t be waiting to find the right agent. 😅
There is no appeal. $40 is the maximum credit they can authorize, so the moral of the story appears to be that purchases with GrubHub should never exceed $40.
This is what trying to get a refund from GrubHub is like. I didn’t order cold-to-the-touch pizza, that would be dumb.
“We can give you a $5 credit.”
No.
“We can give you an $8 credit.”
I’d like a full refund.
“We can offer a $10 credit.”
30 minutes later…
“We can offer a $40 credit.”
Ugh.
