What is a WordPress post?

A WordPress post is indeed best described as a blog entry displayed in reverse chronological order. This means that when you publish a post, it becomes part of a dynamic feed where the newest content appears at the top, allowing readers to see the latest updates first. Posts are typically used for time-sensitive content such as news articles, updates, or blog entries, and they often include features like tags and categories to help organize related content.

In contrast, a static webpage does not change frequently and is used for information that remains relatively constant, such as an About Us page or a contact page. The designation of a page as one that does not change aligns more closely with static pages rather than posts, which are intended to be regularly updated. A category for organizing content refers to a specific grouping of posts, helping users navigate through different topics, but it doesn't define what a post itself is.