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A few weeks ago, Brian Clark of Copyblogger.com confided in me that he was leaving DIYThemes, and splitting paths from the embattled Thesis theme and lead developer Chris Pearson. He agreed to do an interview with me exclusively about this news. This is the entire transcript of that interview.
Technosailor.com: Brian, thanks for agreeing to this interview. Obviously, the timing of this announcement and interview are interesting considering the discussions that have been happening in the WordPress community as it pertains to licensing and DIYThemes, the creator of the Thesis theme. You’ve been with DIYThemes since its inception and have championed the theme. You’re leaving the company now. Can you describe the reasoning that has gone into this decision?
He has worked for a variety of startups and is currently peddling his skills for a startup in Austin, TX that is still in stealth mode.
He currently resides in Austin, where he samples tacos and queso like they are going out of style.
I guess the reason why this was a related topic of my post was because considering yourself a PLAYA is the equivalent of bg a DOG.Go figure
I guess the reason why this was a related topic of my post was because considering yourself a PLAYA is the equivalent of bg a DOG.
Go figure
I’m not sure about my peak times (I’ll check it out when I get home from work), but my peak days are Tuesday and Thursday. Saturday and Sunday are the worst days; I think a lot of people read my sites from work or something.
I’m not sure about my peak times (I’ll check it out when I get home from work), but my peak days are Tuesday and Thursday. Saturday and Sunday are the worst days; I think a lot of people read my sites from work or something.