What an odd thing to criticize them about. Privacy and security issues aside (which are serious), it seems to be an extremely well engineered product. They’ve handled the absolute explosion in users with nary a glitch, and in my experience it’s the _only_ video conferencing solution that “just works”. It’s obvious that there’s some pretty impressive engineering behind it.
I’m not sure exactly what your critique about Wordpress is. Is it that they’re using Wordpress, like 30% of the other websites in the world? Or is it that they didn’t bother removing it from the URL? Start keeping an eye out for “/wp-content/“ in the path of images or downloads on websites. You’ll be amazed.
I’m not sure exactly what your critique about Wordpress is. Is it that they’re using Wordpress, like 30% of the other websites in the world? Or is it that they didn’t bother removing it from the URL? Start keeping an eye out for “/wp-content/“ in the path of images or downloads on websites. You’ll be amazed.