Matt Mullenweg Thinks Wordpress Assumed Impact on Blogging Is Overrated, Why
Matt believes that blogging is larger than WordPress and includes places like Twitter and Instagram, so by having WP focus on one section of blogging doesn't mean they are going to completely dominate the space.
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