Rezwan Shiblu (@rezwanshiblu1952) – WordPress user profile

Bio

Passionate about the WordPress ecosystem, I specialize in technical support and problem-solving. With a solid development and bug-fixing background, I excel at resolving complex issues and continuously learning from client interactions. Currently, at BuddyBoss(https://buddyboss.com/), I am dedicated to delivering exceptional support and driving professional growth.

Beyond my day-to-day work, I actively contribute to the WordPress community. I volunteered at WordCamp Dhaka 2025 and WordCamp Rajshahi 2026, where I had the chance to meet fellow contributors and give back to the community that has shaped my career. I’ve also contributed to a WordPress core release and joined the WordPress Test Release team, because I genuinely enjoy being part of the process that keeps WordPress moving forward — not just using it, but helping build it.

Support Forum Contributions:
wordpress.org: https://wordpress.org/support/users/rezwanshiblu1952/replies/
wordpress.com:
https://wordpress.com/forums/users/rezwan26/replies/

WordPress Core Contributor list:
6.9 – https://wordpress.org/news/2025/12/gene/
7.1 – https://wordpress.org/news/2026/08/mary-lou/

Open source Contributions (Github):
https://github.com/rezwan2024

WordCamp Contributions:
WordCamp Dhaka 2025 (Volunteer): https://dhaka.wordcamp.org/2025/volunteers/
WordCamp Rajshahi 2026 (Volunteer): https://rajshahi.wordcamp.org/2026/volunteers/
WordCamp Sylhet 2026 (Organizer): https://sylhet.wordcamp.org/2026/organizers/

Blog:
https://rezwansupport.wordpress.com/

Say Hi:
rezwanshiblu@gmail.com

Interests

Support
Volunteering
Organizing
Motor Biking
Travelling
Coding

WordPress Origin Story

My WordPress story started the way a lot of people’s do, by accident. I was exploring web development and kept running into WordPress everywhere I looked. Clients used it, tutorials referenced it, and half the internet seemed to run on it. So I started tinkering, breaking things, fixing them, and slowly learning how the pieces fit together.

The real turning point came when I joined BuddyBoss as a Technical Support Engineer. Suddenly WordPress wasn’t just something I used, it was something I worked inside every single day. Plugin conflicts, theme issues, hosting quirks, app builds tied to WordPress sites. Every ticket taught me something new. Somewhere along the way it stopped feeling like a job and started feeling like a community I belonged to, which is what eventually pulled me toward contributing back through WordCamps, core releases, and the Test Release team.

Badges

CODE

2 badges

Core Contributor '25 Plugin Developer

CONTENT

1 badge

Photo Contributor '24

COMMUNITY

2 badges

WordCamp Organizer '26 WordCamp Volunteer '25

PRACTICE

1 badge

Support Contributor '26

POLYGLOTS

1 badge

Translation Contributor '25

Current Job

Technical Support Engineer

Mar 2023 – Present

BuddyBoss by Awesome Motive · Full-time

Recent impact

Score weights high-impact work (commits, releases, approved translations, props) at 3x routine activity.

Last 30 days

1contribution

high1

medium0

score3

Last 90 days

41contributions

high4

medium37

score49

Last 12 months

54contributions

high8

medium46

score70

Team focus

Share of contributions across teams during the last 365 days

WordPress releases

Contributed to 2 releases

Contributions

Type

October 2026

Oct 10 Sat · 16:19

Core high

Mentioned in [64293] on WordPress SVN:
Media: Improve the updating of the attachments tiles labels.

September 2026

Sep 21 Mon · 21:09

Forums med

Posted a reply to updates to WP post navigation?, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Yes, this changed in WordPress 6.9. If posts share the exact same published date and…

Sep 21 Mon · 20:59

Forums med

Posted a reply to WP JSON 401 errors, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Glad you found it. That explains the 401s. If the plugin was blocking the REST…

Sep 21 Mon · 09:51

Forums med

Posted a reply to WooCommerce emails show as sent in FluentSMTP but are not delivered to Gmail, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Good to hear the delivery side is sorted. That message only means the send came…

Sep 20 Sun · 14:41

Forums med

Posted a reply to WooCommerce emails show as sent in FluentSMTP but are not delivered to Gmail, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
The recipient field in both of your log entries shows as "msrahman" with no domain…

Sep 20 Sun · 14:18

Forums med

Posted a reply to Issue with autofill by using internal OTP of a Password Manager, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
The screen you land on first is whichever method is set as primary in your…

Sep 20 Sun · 13:53

Forums med

Posted a reply to WP JSON 401 errors, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Those 401s mean the requests are already being refused, so nothing is getting through. The…

Sep 20 Sun · 06:52

Forums med

Posted a reply to Uploading Gallery / media, media selector data is missing (CSS related) ver2, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
That CSS file is part of WordPress core, not something Classic Editor ships, so the…

Sep 20 Sun · 06:43

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Posted a reply to Latest version of Gutenberg, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
That notice comes from the "Tested up to" value in the plugin's readme, nothing more.…

Sep 18 Fri · 17:20

Forums med

Posted a reply to Security Email Alerts, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
Core security fixes get announced on the news blog the same day the release goes…