Revision management is exactly the kind of crud I don’t require as part of the WordPress core, especially because of the way this new feature manifests itself in the database.

But the developers seem to be going for “more is more” in recent times, features wise, and against their original philosophy of “less is more,” which won them fans to begin with.

I wish I didn’t have to add define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', false); to my config file. But what the hell, it’s a tiny annoyance for using an otherwise state of the art blogging engine.

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