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Launched in 2003 as a fork of b2/cafelog, WordPress.org provides the free, open-source software that powers over 43% of all websites. Unlike its commercial counterpart WordPress.com, the .org version offers complete control, allowing users to self-host on any server with unlimited customization through themes and plugins. The platform's strength lies in its massive ecosystem—58,000+ plugins and 12,000+ themes—that enable everything from simple blogs to complex e-commerce sites (via WooCommerce). Its Gutenberg block editor modernized content creation while maintaining backward compatibility. Supported by a global community of developers rather than a single company, WordPress.org remains the democratizing force behind independent web publishing. Despite competition from website builders, its flexibility, scalability, and zero licensing fees cement its position as the internet's most popular CMS.
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Community reportsPast report-based status observations, not measured service uptime.
Uptimus analyzes recent community reports and their normal reporting baseline to identify unusual activity affecting WordPress.
Uptimus is an independent monitoring service and is not affiliated with WordPress. A healthy status does not guarantee that every user, device or region is unaffected.
The displayed status is based on recent reports and available monitoring signals compared with the normal reporting baseline.
Uptimus groups relevant reports and signals so recurring availability, login, performance and connectivity problems are easier to identify.
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No, WordPress is currently operational.
Uptimus analyzes recent community reports and their normal reporting baseline to identify unusual activity affecting WordPress. The displayed status is based on recent reports and available monitoring signals compared with the normal reporting baseline.
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Recent reports do not indicate current problems with WordPress. This assessment is based on report activity, not an official provider confirmation. 0 reports were recorded for WordPress in the last 24 hours. Report activity assessed: .
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| Public discussion, ratings and incident context on one page | Included | Limited on public pages |
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| One normalized status model shared across all five service types | Included | Separate product |
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Official incidents, early warnings and community reports are identified separately. Early warning history covers only the last 24 hours. Dates use your time zone.
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