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Crazy Excuses For Not Upgrading WordPress
- No reason, but I #blamenacin
- I don’t have an Internet connection.
- WordPress upgraded to the current version of jQuery and if I update, many of my outdated, insecure plugins break.
- I’m crazy.
- I hacked core and didn’t submit a patch. *GASP*
- I like feeling vulnerable.
- My web designer never gave me a login to my site, and doesn’t upgrade it himself. I’m not comfortable clicking buttons.
- I don’t like peer pressure.
- I want to be retro.
- It doesn’t make gourmet tacos.
- I don’t like new car smell.
- I hate change.
- The automatic upgrade breaks due to my write permissions, and I don’t realize how easy it is to set the permissions to something that allows writing, perform the upgrade, and set my permissions back.
- It’s a trap!
- I’ve been living under a rock.
- I don’t know how to click a button.
- My theme might break and I’m scared.
- It’s too easy, and I like a challenge.
- I don’t like the new interface?
- I don’t want to be a cool kid.
- I might lose my posts.
- My mom told me not to.
- What’s a WordPress upgrade?
- The buddypress theme I use is not compatible with BP versions greater than 1.2.5.2 and I am not skilled enough to convert it to anything greater than that version
- I use a PC.
- I am afraid of a function- or javascript-overload. I just love the simplicity and 1994 look of the earlier WordPress versions.
- I don’t like capital Ps
- Why would someone want to hack my site? I think I’ll be fine.
- Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition!
- Who wants a menu on a blog anyway?
- I have not acquired the ability to sell security updates as part of a maintenance contract.
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Some of these excuses are user submitted. Don’t shoot the messenger. Also, this is meant to be a joke. You should ALWAYS upgrade WordPress. If you don’t know how, there’s plenty of people I can think of who can help.