A WordPress site running 35 plugins isn't a CMS anymore. It's a Jenga tower with a login.
Each plugin is code from a stranger with its own update cycle, security surface, and performance hit, and the one that breaks your checkout will always be the one that hasn't updated in two years. "There's a plugin for that" is how a 200ms site becomes a 4-second one and how a single abandoned author becomes your outage. Plugins solve today's feature and mortgage tomorrow's stability.
Audit your plugin list like a dependency tree, because it is one. Agree? Or am I wrong?
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A WordPress site running 35 plugins isn't a CMS anymore. It's a Jenga tower with a login.
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