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On Friday, WordPress Maker Automatic filed its counterclaims and the lawsuit initiated by hosting company WP. Engine in

October 24, which had accused Automatic and its CEO Matt Mullenweg of defamation and abuse

of power. Automatic believes that WP. Engine has been abusing the WordPress trademark and is

engaged in deceptive marketing practices without properly

giving back to the open source community. As a result, Automatic took action against WP Engine last year,

which included calling the hosting provider a cancer to WordPress and sending it a cease

and desist letter claiming WP Engine had breached its trademark usage rules.

As the battle continued automatic banned WP Engine from accessing WordPress.org resources,

and attempted to negotiate a licensing deal with the host, automatic claims that the company strung it along,

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