The Xfce Wayland road-map on the project’s Wiki has been updated a few times over the past two weeks, namely around the desktop panel plug-ins and applications support for Wayland. There still isn’t a firm timeline or release where they expect to have a complete Xfce Wayland transition complete, but ultimately are aiming to have a native Wayland experience that doesn’t depend at all on XWayland and will be using wlroots as part of its compositor. Many Xfce panel plug-ins are working under Wayland as are a number of Xfce’s own applications.
Hey don’t feel bad buddy, at least you tried
That just means that the article it self was already pretty straight and to the point. If the TL;DR bot can't condense it it's already without "fluff".
Yah, and phoronix is usually a very to-the-point website. But I still found it funny :)