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Adam W. Warner discovered WordPress in 2005 and has been working within the community ever since. To feed his entrepreneurial spirit, he founded several WordPress-focused businesses that provide education, plugins and consulting services for online business owners.<\/p>\n

He is a true WordPress Evangelist in spirit and personality, and that happens to have been his job title when joining SiteLock.com<\/a>. Today, he\u2019s the Open Source Community Manager there, continuing to bring his experience and knowledge of the web, business, and security to many other communities.<\/p>\n

Adam is also passionate about his family, robots, and of course Life, the Universe and Everything.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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