The question: Now that image-picker choices in the popover can be deselected (clearing the selection means "none"), should we remove the standalone "Enable page transitions" style switches across Site-wide UX and let "no image selected" mean "off"?

The question: the page builder validates every saved value through each option type's _get_value_from_input(). A Gutenberg block does not — its attributes reach the element's view directly from the editor. That asymmetry looks like an oversight. Why not close it?

The question: With "Minify combined script" enabled, the generated combined-<hash>.js still had one statement per line — it didn't look minified. Is the minifier failing, and should it collapse to a single line like everyone expects "minified" to?

The question: an audit flagged "no rate limiting" on the framework's public AJAX endpoints. But every one of them verifies a nonce, sanitizes its input and validates it. Is a nonce not sufficient?

The question: the React controls are thin wrappers around WordPress components. They render, they call onChange, the values look correct in the inspector. Writing a PHP test for each one felt like ceremony. Why do it?

The question: Live Editor kept at most 20 revisions per page, which sounds like a bounded feature. One site was holding 150.6 MB of revision postmeta. Where did the bound go?

The question: memoizing a single function halved the plugin's front-end memory. The remaining +15.2 MB has an identifiable cause and a plausible fix. Why not take it?

The question: the modernization plan is explicit that step 6 — rewriting the page-builder canvas off Backbone — should wait for "a concrete reason: a feature it blocks, a bug class it causes. Not on principle." No such reason had appeared. So why did we do it now?

The question: Can we let a user paste a pen (separate HTML, CSS, and optional JS panels) and have it come out as proper UnysonPlus shortcodes — a real special_heading / icon_box / button section — instead of just dumping the markup into a Code Block shortcode? And if so, where does the feature live, and what do we do with pens whose whole point is runtime JS?

The question: Deleting the Mega Menu extension removed it from the Extensions manager entirely — no card, no way to reinstall it. Deleting Breadcrumbs left it listed, offering an Install button. Why do some extensions survive deletion and others don't, and what's the right fix?