- Your casual dress code is a WordPress T-shirt with “something else”.
- There is no place for another WordPress sticker on your notebook, but you always figure this out.
- San Francisco means “THE WordCamp” and that other bridge, too.
- You get a headache every time you see “WordPress” with a small “P”.
- You are screaming capital_P_dangit and _doing_it_wrong to those pesty writers.
- Your favorite day of the month is when you attend the local meetup.
- When your friends validate their venture idea chatting with you over Skype, you build a prototype for them in a few minutes.
- Your wallpaper could be found here.
- Your international culture is built thanks to your WordPress folks around the globe.
- Your yearly travels are planned according to the WordCamp Central schedule.
- Your history and geography skills suck, but you can quote version numbers, dates and cities where and when cool WordPress stuff happened.
- You spend unreasonable amount of your spare time doing things for free and helping other people.
- Your favorite TV show is actually WordPress.tv.
- You have no idea what the rest of the world does for a living if WordPress powers 20% of the Web.
- You plan to learn a foreign language and give a talk in that language at a WordCamp or meetup.
- The only regular news feed you follow daily are the top WordPress news websites.
- You quote community people all the time, whether it was read in a blog or overheard during a session.
- Office work seems odd to you, how come all the cool kids work remotely?
- You know what “State of the Word” means and your New Year resolution happens after the annual review.
- Your best friends are WordPress addicts too!
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2 Replies to “20 Signs You Live and Breathe WordPress”
Awesome post. I was scared by how many weren’t all that far-fetched.
Thanks for your comment, Michael!
We had that list crafted by one of our WordPress geeks here, we could definitely relate to most side effects of being a WordPress aficionado 🙂