I read Mario's post with great interest. He makes some strong points. Yes, it is a bit of rant in places - but one that is well needed. It has bits and pieces of some common rants that we find ourselves making all of the time here at The White Label Agency. He did a great job of summing them up. We talk internally among our management team all of the time about how the WordPress universe is still the wild, wild west in many ways. One thing that we see firsthand are agencies and individuals taking on projects that are beyond their skill sets and experience levels. I find myself having similar conversations with potential clients over and over again. I ask questions like, "Do you know specifically who at your client is going to own the new Woocommerce site you are proposing to build and do you have confidence that they are going to roll up their sleeves and totally immerse themselves in Woocommerce?" We are trying to stop clients from taking projects that are bad for them because as the outsourced WordPress team who will be subcontracted to do the actual development work, if it goes bad for them, it is going to go bad for us as well.