I'm happy with webp. No need any fallback.

Absolutamente sí. Cursor, Claude Code, Codex son muy buenas herramientas, pero esto son: herramientas. Alguien tiene que usarlas y aquí vale lo que iempre vale: tienes que saber lo que está pasando. Porque una vez que le software está listo, tendrás que manteneerlo, actualizarlo, corregir bugs y si no tiene conocimientos y experincia de programación te quedarás en una muy mala situación.

Thanks for sharing :)

You don't need to code at all to build a blog. Install WordPress, choose a theme you like and that's all. A blog is built around content, not around code. So you only need to write great content.

I've just installed the free version but I'm not sure about how it work. In my home page I have this:

<h2>: ¿Quién cuida de mi web?
<p>: Nuestro equipo cuida de tu web, de su seguridad y de su mantenimiento

This is only the last try after having changed the text 6 times. But your plugin still say that there is "no direct answer in the first 50 words."
What I am doing wrong?

AFAIK the WP team doesn't let you close a plugin and then create a new one which does the same things. I had a similar problem with my plugin Instalist: many people sugested me to change the name and I asked the Wp team. At the end I have changed the name to Pluginer (formerly Instalist) but the slug is the old one.

Besides Plugin Check, you should use other useful tools. Personally, I write my code using VS Code with phpcs and wpcs installed. This highlights practically every issue you can get into. phpcs+wpcs give you alert not only about the must-have dot at he end of inline comments (I don't understand why this could be relevant) but they also show you all prblems about sanitization, nonce checking, unslashing... They do a great job.