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You can do this, because there's enough good plugins that it can be supported.

You're right of course that you cannot support 100% of all custom code ever written for WordPress. But it's a bit heavy-handed to conclude that therefore it cannot be done, don't you think?



most of the code written for wp i saw is actual spaghetti-code. including so popular and later blamed thesis theme. there is no enforced standards in coding, no clean versioning between modules and wp.




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