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Well Leo I’m using the free theme, which is why I posted to this forum. Isn’t that info for premium?

Ok thanks

Well it’s been more than a moment. So is there any way that you can confirm on your end if WP Super Cache is playing well with Autoptimize, because the reason I installed it is because it was one of the ones recommended on your description page to be installed to work in conjunction with Autoptimize. But if it’s not doing anything then it’s just taking up space and resources.

Ok hopefully, thanks.

Ok good to know, thanks!

Ok thanks!

You’re right, I found it. I was thinking that you meant to just look in the settings (where site name, title, etc. appears), but now when reread the details that you supplied and it dawned on me to click on the actual user admin to view the information in there, now I see it. The site is old so I put my name in those settings years back, no biggie. I just wanted to understand where it was being pulled – especially with all of the privacy and security breaches these days. Again, my apologies for not understanding and thanks for your assistance!

Yeah…but that still doesn’t explain how you guys got my first and last name. As I’ve stated before, my name is nowhere in my WordPress settings, only the name of my site. In fact, I never use my Full Name anywhere online except through some financial transactions, so there’s something you’re either hiding, not fully explaining or overlooking. Either way, I’m not buying it and I will have to continue digging deeper into this matter.

Well that’s OK. I’ve given this some thought and this has stirred my curiousity deeply now. So if you can’t help me get to the bottom of this, then perhaps the OAIC, EDPS and FTC will. It’s bigger than me now. It’s about citizens and consumers having the right to privacy and data protection under the law. I must dig deeper now because it just doesn’t add up.

My name is not even there, it’s just the site name. So yeah…thanks for nothing and not even trying to explore deeper into this.

Ok well the thing is that my name (not even my first name) is not listed anywhere in my WordPress admin, so that’s strange that my full name was able to pulled, from somewhere.

And I’m blaming you, I’m just asking you and wondering where exactly did it get this information. It had to come from somewhere and I’m just very curious to know for my oun knowledge and awareness, because again, my name is not listed nowhere in my admin dashboard and my domain is registered with privacy protection on. So again, I’m not blaming you of anything, I’d just appreciate a deeper look and more insight on this matter, because it strange.

Well if you knew that the free version only displayed title and source, then why did you act like you didn’t understand what I was talking about and wasted my time sending you over RSS feeds.

Here’s two:

https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/feed/
https://rss.marketingprofs.com/marketingprofs

They only pull in the title and source, no content whatsoever.

Ensure text remains visible during webfont load
Leverage the font-display CSS feature to ensure text is user-visible while webfonts are loading. Learn more.
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…fonts/slider.woff?8p86w5(bulkcomments.net)
260 ms
…fonts/feature-background.woff(bulkcomments.net)
50 ms
…font/elegantline.woff?map0iz(bulkcomments.net)
50 ms
…fonts/fontawesome-webfont.woff2?v=4.7.0(bulkcomments.net)
260 ms
…v17/mem8YaGs1….woff2(fonts.gstatic.com)
20 ms

Well I’m still getting reports under “Ensure text remains visible during webfont load” so unfortunately doesn’t seem like that change helped.