I am with Steve on this one, even though most major companies prefer not to show who does their coding, which could be related to possible security issues and etc. But one would think an “Open” company as thus that is trying to be innovative, would love to show their community spirit.
So, this would be a good time to say that the sky is the limit with WordPress?
Airlines … geez, they can really some clues, huh? Sounds like they got some good advice, how best to hook up with the rest of the planet!
Where is the wordpress link at the bottom of the page?
Proud to show mine.
I am with Steve on this one, even though most major companies prefer not to show who does their coding, which could be related to possible security issues and etc. But one would think an “Open” company as thus that is trying to be innovative, would love to show their community spirit.
And I proudly am Powered by WordPress
Congrats for this new user Matt… Bad luck for BA to launch this blog couple of days before the crash-landing in Heathrow.
Just as Steve, I also proudly show the “Using Wordrpress” link in my footer !
Wordpress ready for world domination…
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