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Philip Levine

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Boynton Beach, FL

Why Sponsor Me?

I’ve been building for the web since 1997. Today, I manage over 175 direct client sites and provide Tier 2 support for 300+ agency sites. I know exactly where WordPress friction points are, and I build plugins to solve them.

The Mission: Stability over Sales

I choose not to sell "Pro" versions of my plugins. I believe open-source tools should be stable, secure, and accessible. However, maintaining 8+ plugins in the WordPress repository plus dozens of GitHub utilities takes roughly 20 hours of work per month.

Your sponsorship allows me to:

  • Perform compatibility testing for every major WordPress core release.
  • Provide security audits and version bumps.
  • Maintain the Dashboard Alert Panel, helping users declutter their admin experience.

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