Dion Hulse

Also, just for reference, here's it without menu items in the top-nav, and then without the header at all (which I prefer)  No header: 

There are three types of mu-plugins: 1. Those that are self-contained mu-plugins, that aren't "normal plugins" 2. Those that are plugins, but stored within mu-plugins. 3. Those that are simply...

Thanks @akirk! > Remark: [By default, all go into a single project](https://github.com/WordPress/wordpress.org/pull/90/files#diff-9da6c0dd7e053725e59578e0998f0a35a58689b809624d5e7d8d752b831a0cedR33) The code that throws things in a single-project is a hold-over from early prototypes (This has actually been...

> tellyworth: Is there an angle to explore around the way Gutenberg saves block markup? 100% there is - however this is something that's probably going to be best considered...

Given the significantly limited use-case, I feel that this would be better handled manually by the organiser team, releasing batches of tickets every hour or every few days as needed.

There's a ticket already for this somewhere in the WordCamp backlog. The bug isn't that you can't save properly, it's that you can edit the profile in the first place....

https://github.com/WordPress/wordcamp.org/issues/590

Not really.. the benefits don't outweigh the downsides. The core issue is the database connection charset. WordCamp uses utf8mb4, WordPress.org uses utf8 in latin1. Reading generally works, but writing causes...

This is less problematic than I originally thought. `verify_order()` is being called multiple times. During checkout; verify_order() is called: https://github.com/WordPress/wordcamp.org/blob/production/public_html/wp-content/plugins/camptix/camptix.php#L5296-L5299 Errors from that instance of verify_order() are respected. Then form_checkout()...

> I think this is actually due to the data storage type Yup, because it's stored as `utf8mb4_unicode_ci` it's going to be sorted by that collation - Which apparently uses...