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WordPress has officially released its stand regarding the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act (SOPA/PIPA).
In stressing their strength in opposing SOPA/PIPA and calling on others to oppose, WordPress said:
We are not a small group. More than 60 million people use WordPress — it’s said to power about 15% of the web. We can make an impact, and you can be an agent of change. Go to Stop American Censorship for more information and a bunch of ways you can take action quickly, easily, and painlessly. The Senate votes in two weeks, and we need to help at least 41 more senators see reason before then. Please. Make your voice heard.
For those who are not yet familiar with SOPA/PIPA, WordPress recommended this video by Fight for the Future Click here to read more »
A survey conducted by WooThemes, a theme and platform provider, revealed that about 80 percent of WordPress users are making revenue from their blogs. (Click more for Inforgraphics). Click here to read more »
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