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An agency built for business owners who want someone they trust on the backend

Farm 6 Media is a Canadian digital marketing and systems agency led by Jeremy Shantz. Through its sister company, Farm 6 Hosting, Jeremy provides managed WordPress hosting with marketing support for small and mid-sized businesses.

His clients care about site speed and ...


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Building an application has never been easier.

Developers are shipping projects faster, and AI coding tools are helping an entirely new group of creators turn ideas into working applications. But once the code is ready, there is still one important step left:

Getting it online.

That’s why we’re excited to announce that you can no...


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A website owner who lets a search engine find an article has made one decision. Whether that article should help train a commercial AI model is another. Whether an assistant should retrieve it to answer a reader's question is another still. The requests may reach the same page, but the owner can have different reasons for accepting each one.

The open web needs to make ...


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Keeping a page on the open web costs money, even when anyone can read it for free. Someone pays to keep the servers running, answer requests and send another copy to a reader who will never receive an invoice.

In July 2026, Lane Becker made the case for Wikimedia Enterprise. The service charges business clients to deliver Wikipedia


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In February 2026, Joost de Valk and Karim Marucchi explained why they were stepping away from efforts to bring FAIR into the WordPress ecosystem. FAIR aimed to give the software a neutral means of distribution, and they had made progress on the code. In their acco...


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