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          rmccue aaronjorbin helenhousandi MZAWeb I had to build a while library to get one cap system to work w/caps being manipulated by another
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        rmccue aaronjorbin helenhousandi MZAWeb the fundamental problem is because users don't think in capabilities, they think in user types
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      rmccue aaronjorbin helenhousandi MZAWeb capabilities and roles are the most engineer-think part of core imo.
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    rmccue I think this generally gets to the core of why WP is popular. It is built around solving a problem. Code follows what users want.
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      rmccue Whereas in something like Drupal, it is clearly the result of someone setting out to Build a System.
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        rmccue WP built to solve problems for users, which makes bad engineer experience, but a superior user one. It might not be better other way
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