There have been all sorts of high-profile fights over trademarks, but for a lot of people the one that was the biggest of them was between the World Wrestling Federation and the World Wildlife Federation. Back then the appeal of Hulk Hogan and crew was more than a thousand cute pandas could ever match and you’d have thought Vince McMahon’s deep pockets would see to it they’d keep WWF for themselves. Not the case however, and the WWF has officially stood for World Wildlife Federation for 30+ years now. Now it would seem like a real abdominal stretch to think this could have anything to do with web hosting and WordPress websites, but hear us out. The reason that web publishing platform giant WordPress has recently banned the WP engine browser is related to a trademark dispute too, and with WP being the first-letters acronym for WordPress you can see why they’d have a problem with this. The stand off has led to it being that you can’t use WP engine with their websites, and this has people looking for WP engine alternatives for WordPress. The reason this news has quite a bit of buzz to it right now is because so many people have a WordPress website and chose it because of the web publishing simplicity that WordPress is renowned for. If it wasn’t powering the majority of simple websites on the Internet it wouldn’t be such a big deal but it is, and so the impact of WP engine ban on WordPress sites is quite considerable right now. Those who’ve set up their site to be working with it likely think they have a lot of backtracking to do now, but that may not be entirely the case. This is all a fairly recent development, and as such it’s a very relevant discussion right now. It may be even more of one for those who have a WordPress website for small business in Canada and they foresee problems with their ability to continue to conduct eCommerce operations. WP engine alternatives for WordPress are what we’ll look at quickly with this week’s blog entry. These are the types of...
