Hi, I asked ChantGPT : is there any forks of wordpress. It responded: === Yes, there are several forks of WordPress! A "fork" in software terms refers to a version of the codebase that has been modified and developed independently from the original project. These forks can differ in functionality, features, or target audience. Here are some notable forks of WordPress: ClassicPress – This is a popular fork of WordPress, created as a response to the Gutenberg block editor introduced in WordPress 5.0. ClassicPress aims to provide a more traditional content management experience, focusing on simplicity and stability without the block editor. WP-Forge – This is a developer-focused fork that removes some of WordPress's default features in favor of providing a cleaner, more customizable codebase. It’s more useful for developers looking to build custom themes or plugins. Baker – Aimed at simplifying WordPress and providing a smoother user experience, Baker is designed to be a lightweight and fast alternative to the traditional WordPress setup. Genesis Framework (although not a full fork, it's often considered a significant modification of WordPress) – This is a premium theme framework built on top of WordPress. While it's not technically a fork, it allows users to build highly optimized websites and is commonly used by developers who want more control over themes. SiteOrigin – While not a strict fork, this is a popular set of plugins that modify WordPress’s default behavior and are often used as an alternative to default WordPress features. === WordPress has some good features, however it has become one size fits all/too feature rich. I did a quick search of the downloads and it seems that the WP version prior to gutenberg, version 4.9.26 has a release as of June 24, 2024, which makes me think this branch is maintained. Not sure why. This seems like, at lease for me this would be the version to start using... I do not think I am up to a fork, however I sure would support a WordPress version that does not incorporate gutenberg. I know this is not exactly the right place to post about WordPress, however AZPHP has moved to Facebook (years ago) so it is difficult to post to Facebook. I rarely visit Facebook. Any thoughts? --------------------------------------------------- PLUG-discuss mailing list: PLUG-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org To subscribe, unsubscribe, or to change your mail settings: https://lists.phxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug-discuss