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Emma Roth
Emma Roth
WordPress.com’s owner launched a tracker for sites leaving WP Engine.

As spotted by @DuaneStorey on X, the “WP Engine Tracker” says more than 16,000 sites stopped using WP Engine since late September, which is when WordPress.com parent company Automattic started its public campaign against the third-party hosting service.

Meanwhile, Automattic’s response to WP Engine’s lawsuit claimed the company “failed to plausibly allege specific financial harm.”

Screenshot: The Verge
Wes Davis
Wes Davis
Mastodon instance botsin.space is shutting down.

The long-running instance hosts some of the fediverse’s great bots, like one that imagines the Google Searches of Star Trek: TNG’s Commander Riker. Another is posting 2001: A Space Odyssey, one frame at a time (which could take about five years).

Blaming ongoing expenses, botsin.space creator Colin Mitchell writes in a blog post that, starting not long after December 15th, it will go read-only until March 2025.

RIP botsin.space

[muffinlabs.com]

Adi Robertson
Adi Robertson
How ‘bout you stop wearing chainmail t-shirts.

If you were a nerd online in the early ‘10s, you may recall Lore Sjöberg’s Dungeons & Dragons-inspired Speak with Monsters. The webcomic went dark years ago and it’s been only available in spotty online archives. But it’s getting republished (with an archival installment every Friday) in Sjöberg’s newsletter, starting with a strip based on the early D&D illustration below.

An illustration of a man in a chainmail t-shirt with worms in his arms.
But it’s my THING!
D&D Monster Manual