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This widget will list random posts from a chosen category. You can choose how many posts to display, and whether to show the excerpt or the full content in addition to the post title. You may also link the widget title to the category archive if you like.
The very simplest of notepads for your Dashboard. The widget settings allow you to choose which roles can edit the notes, and which roles can merely read them.
Using your blog as the seed, find quality content from the Blog Traffic Exchange and tweet it automatically. Provide your followers with interesting and relevant content within the niche of your blog. Supplement your twitter account with quality content related to your blogging niche using the our powerful content search engine.
The plugin allows to change theme (template) on desired dates. If you want a Christmas theme automatically on your blog just for 5 days (or more), the plugin will do it for you.
Contextual Related Posts lets you display a list of contextually related posts for the current post. It does this by analyzing the title and content of your post and finding the most relevant posts based on this.
Helps you improve the search results on your blog. The plugin tries to find highly relevant search results for your blog based on the title and content of the posts on your blog.
GD Star Rating is post, page and comment rating and review plugin for WordPress. Plugin supports different image sets, rating moderation, vote rules, time restricted voting, templates, trend calculations, multi ratings, templated rendering, has a widgets build in and extensive shortcode support. Plugin can be integrated with comments for making a review website.
This plugin contains several widgets with simple functionality. Some of them are based on standard WordPress widgets but with extended options and rendering. You can also disable default WordPress widgets if you choose to use Simple Widgets versions.
This SEO plugin can handle titles, meta, noindex, canonical tags, 404 monitoring, linkboxes, and robots.txt. Version 0.9.3 fixes bugs and adds slug optimization.
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This widget will list random posts from a chosen category. You can choose how many posts to display, and whether to show the excerpt or the full content in addition to the post title. You may also link the widget title to the category archive if you like.
The very simplest of notepads for your Dashboard. The widget settings allow you to choose which roles can edit the notes, and which roles can merely read them.
Using your blog as the seed, find quality content from the Blog Traffic Exchange and tweet it automatically. Provide your followers with interesting and relevant content within the niche of your blog. Supplement your twitter account with quality content related to your blogging niche using the our powerful content search engine.
The plugin allows to change theme (template) on desired dates. If you want a Christmas theme automatically on your blog just for 5 days (or more), the plugin will do it for you.
Contextual Related Posts lets you display a list of contextually related posts for the current post. It does this by analyzing the title and content of your post and finding the most relevant posts based on this.
Helps you improve the search results on your blog. The plugin tries to find highly relevant search results for your blog based on the title and content of the posts on your blog.
GD Star Rating is post, page and comment rating and review plugin for WordPress. Plugin supports different image sets, rating moderation, vote rules, time restricted voting, templates, trend calculations, multi ratings, templated rendering, has a widgets build in and extensive shortcode support. Plugin can be integrated with comments for making a review website.
This plugin contains several widgets with simple functionality. Some of them are based on standard WordPress widgets but with extended options and rendering. You can also disable default WordPress widgets if you choose to use Simple Widgets versions.
This SEO plugin can handle titles, meta, noindex, canonical tags, 404 monitoring, linkboxes, and robots.txt. Version 0.9.3 fixes bugs and adds slug optimization.
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Coming Soon to a Theater Near You
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Now you can watch Gravatar, the motion picture! Which was put together by the ever helpful Michael Pick. If you’ve ever had trouble explaining exactly what Gravatar.com does to your friends, family, neighbors, long lost friends, and that dude down the street, then this is the screen cast for you!
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404 Gravatar Not Found?!
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It may not be a groundbreaking feature, but there is some a small new addition to the Gravatar API. You can now specify a default value of 404 to make the image… well… return a 404 not found error if there is no image for the given email address. This probably wont change the life of you website developers out there, but it just might make it easier for you application developers (you know… the people who have to actually compile their code before it works…)
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Did You Know?
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Today we have TWO “Did you know” tidbits for the price of one.
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This little tidbit is often a surprise for developers to find out, but you can use https://secure.gravatar.com/ [...] to link to an SSL encrypted Gravatar. This is especially useful when linking using Gravatars from SSL encrypted web pages.
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You can pre-fill the email address in sign up form for Gravatar.com to make it a little bit easier for your users to know what to do. Just add the email address to the end of the sign up URL like so.
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Sightings in the Wild
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Where.com’s “WHERE wall” web service has been using Gravatars since the word “GO” for displaying user avatars. They had one small hiccup, but we got in contact with the developers (who were super nice and down to earth, by the way) to get the situation rectified.
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We recently heard that doMelhor (which, I’m told, is the leading Portuguese digg clone) recently enabled Gravatar support for avatar display.
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That’s all I have for now but, as always, there is more to come from Gravatar.com
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Cheers! \nDK
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Coming Soon to a Theater Near You
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404 Gravatar Not Found?!
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Today we have TWO “Did you know” tidbits for the price of one.
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Sightings in the Wild
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That’s all I have for now but, as always, there is more to come from Gravatar.com
Check out this demo video of a new plugin by mitcho, called HookPress. HookPress adds the ability to use webhooks as WordPress actions and filters. Since webhooks run from a web server (not directly inside WordPress), this means that you could, for example, use scripts in python, perl, ruby, or whatever to extend WordPress. How’s that for nifty? And what’s extra nice is that the user interface for it on the WordPress side looks super simple to use.
If you want to do some quick experimentation, you can try out the scriptlets server, where you can code up a quick server-side function in Javascript, and immediately get a URL for your own custom webhook.
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If you want to do some quick experimentation, you can try out the scriptlets server, where you can code up a quick server-side function in Javascript, and immediately get a URL for your own custom webhook.
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I’ve published more documentation on Carrington, the CMS theme framework for WordPress we created and use at Crowd Favorite. These docs cover the three contexts used in Carrington, and examples of how you may want to use them:
I’m working on a follow-up to the Carrington Q&A as well, so if you have specific questions please send them in.
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I’ve published more documentation on Carrington, the CMS theme framework for WordPress we created and use at Crowd Favorite. These docs cover the three contexts used in Carrington, and examples of how you may want to use them:
I’m working on a follow-up to the Carrington Q&A as well, so if you have specific questions please send them in.
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All the entries into the WordPress Plugin competition have been tallied and have been passed on to the judges. There are 43 entries in total that we have received. They are all listed below with an announcement about each plugin. You can also download a zip file with all the plugins in it, use them at your leisure and then rate them on the plugin competition blog. (If the plugin is not listed on the plugin competition blog, the authors have not followed the rules and they will not benefit from the user ratings) These plugins are listed in no particular order. If you submitted your plugin and it is not on this list, please contact us using the form above.
W3 Total Cache is a plugin designed to improve user experience via a suite of performance enhancements consisting of a database cache, page cache, minify support with content delivery network support, media library import and more.
This simple to use plugin enables you to login to your WordPress weblog using passwords which are valid for one session only. One-time passwords prevent stealing of your main WordPress password in less trustworthy environments, like internet cafés, for example by keyloggers. For each login you can choose between using your main password or a one-time password. The one-time password system conforms to RFC 2289 of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
An Ajax Plugin Helper for the WordPress admin plugin page. Adds Ajax activate, deactivate, delete and upgrade functionality. Allows a user to activate, deactive, delete and upgrade plugins from the admin plugins page without leaving the plugins page. Also provides an Ajax Upgrade All button for upgrading all plugins requiring upgrades using Ajax. This plugin was designed to meet the needs of bulk plugin upgrades and a more efficient upgrade process to decrease the amount of time required to update the plugins for your blog.
WordPress Beta Tester allows you to get involved with the WordPress development process by making it easy for you to get early access to nightly builds and beta releases using the core upgrader.
This plugin provides a way to display section-sepecific content on your sidebar with an easy to use interface. This new version comes with tabs support, so creating your tabbed section widget is just a few clicks away. Plus, with shortcode support, the possibilities are limit-less!
Fitr Theme Options helps theme designers to make a diverse and rich option page for their themes. It makes template customizing easy and bring more fun to WordPress!
Creates widgets that list your most recent posts with excerpts, optionally limited to a category. The number of posts and excerpts is configurable; for example, you could show five posts but include the excerpt for only the most recent. Supports the_excerpt Reloaded and Advanced Excerpt for excerpts with HTML formatting.
The purpose of the plugin is to facilitate related posts functionality where posts can be enriched with groups of links to blog posts (or other sites), defined by headline and thumbnail.
Get Shortlink places a button in your theme which allows visitors to grab the short url of that page by copying the shortlink to their clipboard. Supports shortening services tinyurl, digg, is.gd, and also allows you to generate custom shortlinks based on your site’s domain name.
“Amr personalise” allows one to personalise wordpress emails, or content for a logged in user. It offers shortcode type functionality in any email template or page or post. It extracts the user data of the logged in viewer or email address. A default text can be specified for situations where there are no stored name details (ie not logged in, or no names provided – eg: with the plugin subscribe2.
The amr-users plugin allows an administrator to design their own users lists or reports. It offers a basic set of lists to start with to get you going and almost unlimited ability to dig deep into user meta values and generate focused tailored listings.
WP-IRC Plugin is a WordPress Plugin which can fetch the number of users online in any IRC channel and can be scheduled to auto refresh it every x minutes.
Tweetbacks Helper is a helper Plugin for Tweetbacks Plugin to help it detect more tweets. Tweetbacks is a great Plugin by Yoast which can be used to retrieve tweets about your blog posts from Twitter and import them as comments in your WordPress blog.
Posts by Tag WordPress Plugin, provides sidebar widgets which can be used to display posts from a specific set of tags in the sidebar.The Plugin caches the posts of each widget separately, and issues database queries only when needed. This will reduce the amount of database queries involved for each page load and will therefore be light on your server.
WP-Table Reloaded enables you to create and manage tables in your WP’s admin area. No HTML knowledge is needed. A comfortable backend allows to easily edit table data. You can include the tables into your posts, on your pages or in text widgets by using a shortcode or a template tag function. Tables can be imported and exported from/to CSV, XML and HTML.
Adds an SEO friendly, accessible regular or dropdown menu to your WordPress blog. You can style the menu by using our easy to use editor interface to create the perfect looking menu for your site.
The main goal of this plugin is the definition of languages that WordPress backend can be used with. This definition can only be managed by administrators, any other user can’t change this settings.
Twitter is everywhere. So why not in your WordPress Dashboard? WordPress Dashboard Twitter lets you update your status, send direct messages, follow your mentions, list direct messages, sent messages and your favorites in a simple tab interface. All in a single widget. WordPress Dashboard Twitter turns your Dashboard into a Twitter client.
User Count is a Wordpress plugin that simply displays the number of users who have an account on your blog to the Wordpress admin dashboard. It also lists the number of users per role.
Greg’s High Performance SEO configures over 100 characteristics important for on-page SEO, while loading only around 600 lines of code per ordinary page view and playing nicely with other plugins. No output buffer hacks, no unnecessary admin code overhead foisted on ordinary readers, just high performance SEO goodness.
The WP-Announcements plugin is ideal for websites or blogs that would like to display a site wide announcement, featured post, important message, community notice, advertisement, survey form, email subscription form, emergency alert or anything you can publish in a post as a marquee or popup window using ShadowBox-JS or ThickBox.
This plugin allows you to add multiple addresses to a post/page and have those addresses automatically plotted on a Google Map in a sidebar widget. This is a great plugin to help localize your stories, events, news, etc.
The WP-Devel plugin for WordPress features a ton of debug options to help developers. Debug information is easily turned on/off from the WP-Devel toolbar.
This plugin provides shortcodes and template tags for next, previous, and parent navigation in pages. It allows WordPress pages to emulate Drupal’s book navigation.
For many many people a changelog is a very important thing; it is all about justifying to the users why they should upgrade to the latest version of a plugin. Changelogger shows the latest changelog right on the plugin listing page, whenever there’s a plugin ready to be updated.
Seen the DiggBar on Digg.com? Add a similar feature to your Wordpress blog. Use your blog as a short link service with Easy Link Creation. Feature any link on the internet with a custom URL such as http://www.internetriot.com/?bing. Also feature social network links such as Facebook, Twitter, and Digg.
The Plugin Debug Objects (Blogpost) provides the user, which has the appropriate rights, normally the administrator, a large number of information. Values and content get displayed at the frontend of the blog, to analyze errors but also to better understand WordPress.
Live Blogging is a plugin developed to support blogs that are doing live micro blogging of running events, such as major sport events or tech conferences.
Tweetable is a WordPress Plugin intended to help integrate Twitter into your blog. It can tweet your blog posts as they are published. (URLs are shortened with the URL shortener of your choice, and Google Analytics campaign tags can be included.) You can display your latest tweet(s) in your blog sidebar with a customizable widget, which can also display your follower count.
Create “Block” widgets that can be set up to only display on certain pages. This lightweight plugin is similar to Drupal Blocks. You can use this plugin to avoid having to create several different widget “regions”. Once activated, you’ll see a new type of widget: “Block”.
Working with a single large export file can be difficult. Use this plugin to create multiple export files that contain sections of your blog. This plugin has been tested on WP& WPMU versions 2.7 – 2.8.2
We’ve all had this problem. A group of spammers from mail.ru are registering to your blog, but you want to keep registration open. How do you kill the spammers without bothering your clientele? While you could edit your functions.php and block the domain, once you get past a few bad eggs, you have to escalate.
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All the entries into the WordPress Plugin competition have been tallied and have been passed on to the judges. There are 43 entries in total that we have received. They are all listed below with an announcement about each plugin. You can also download a zip file with all the plugins in it, use them at your leisure and then rate them on the plugin competition blog. (If the plugin is not listed on the plugin competition blog, the authors have not followed the rules and they will not benefit from the user ratings) These plugins are listed in no particular order. If you submitted your plugin and it is not on this list, please contact us using the form above.
W3 Total Cache is a plugin designed to improve user experience via a suite of performance enhancements consisting of a database cache, page cache, minify support with content delivery network support, media library import and more.
This simple to use plugin enables you to login to your WordPress weblog using passwords which are valid for one session only. One-time passwords prevent stealing of your main WordPress password in less trustworthy environments, like internet cafés, for example by keyloggers. For each login you can choose between using your main password or a one-time password. The one-time password system conforms to RFC 2289 of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF).
An Ajax Plugin Helper for the WordPress admin plugin page. Adds Ajax activate, deactivate, delete and upgrade functionality. Allows a user to activate, deactive, delete and upgrade plugins from the admin plugins page without leaving the plugins page. Also provides an Ajax Upgrade All button for upgrading all plugins requiring upgrades using Ajax. This plugin was designed to meet the needs of bulk plugin upgrades and a more efficient upgrade process to decrease the amount of time required to update the plugins for your blog.
WordPress Beta Tester allows you to get involved with the WordPress development process by making it easy for you to get early access to nightly builds and beta releases using the core upgrader.
This plugin provides a way to display section-sepecific content on your sidebar with an easy to use interface. This new version comes with tabs support, so creating your tabbed section widget is just a few clicks away. Plus, with shortcode support, the possibilities are limit-less!
Fitr Theme Options helps theme designers to make a diverse and rich option page for their themes. It makes template customizing easy and bring more fun to WordPress!
Creates widgets that list your most recent posts with excerpts, optionally limited to a category. The number of posts and excerpts is configurable; for example, you could show five posts but include the excerpt for only the most recent. Supports the_excerpt Reloaded and Advanced Excerpt for excerpts with HTML formatting.
The purpose of the plugin is to facilitate related posts functionality where posts can be enriched with groups of links to blog posts (or other sites), defined by headline and thumbnail.
Get Shortlink places a button in your theme which allows visitors to grab the short url of that page by copying the shortlink to their clipboard. Supports shortening services tinyurl, digg, is.gd, and also allows you to generate custom shortlinks based on your site’s domain name.
“Amr personalise” allows one to personalise wordpress emails, or content for a logged in user. It offers shortcode type functionality in any email template or page or post. It extracts the user data of the logged in viewer or email address. A default text can be specified for situations where there are no stored name details (ie not logged in, or no names provided – eg: with the plugin subscribe2.
The amr-users plugin allows an administrator to design their own users lists or reports. It offers a basic set of lists to start with to get you going and almost unlimited ability to dig deep into user meta values and generate focused tailored listings.
WP-IRC Plugin is a WordPress Plugin which can fetch the number of users online in any IRC channel and can be scheduled to auto refresh it every x minutes.
Tweetbacks Helper is a helper Plugin for Tweetbacks Plugin to help it detect more tweets. Tweetbacks is a great Plugin by Yoast which can be used to retrieve tweets about your blog posts from Twitter and import them as comments in your WordPress blog.
Posts by Tag WordPress Plugin, provides sidebar widgets which can be used to display posts from a specific set of tags in the sidebar.The Plugin caches the posts of each widget separately, and issues database queries only when needed. This will reduce the amount of database queries involved for each page load and will therefore be light on your server.
WP-Table Reloaded enables you to create and manage tables in your WP’s admin area. No HTML knowledge is needed. A comfortable backend allows to easily edit table data. You can include the tables into your posts, on your pages or in text widgets by using a shortcode or a template tag function. Tables can be imported and exported from/to CSV, XML and HTML.
Adds an SEO friendly, accessible regular or dropdown menu to your WordPress blog. You can style the menu by using our easy to use editor interface to create the perfect looking menu for your site.
The main goal of this plugin is the definition of languages that WordPress backend can be used with. This definition can only be managed by administrators, any other user can’t change this settings.
Twitter is everywhere. So why not in your WordPress Dashboard? WordPress Dashboard Twitter lets you update your status, send direct messages, follow your mentions, list direct messages, sent messages and your favorites in a simple tab interface. All in a single widget. WordPress Dashboard Twitter turns your Dashboard into a Twitter client.
User Count is a Wordpress plugin that simply displays the number of users who have an account on your blog to the Wordpress admin dashboard. It also lists the number of users per role.
Greg’s High Performance SEO configures over 100 characteristics important for on-page SEO, while loading only around 600 lines of code per ordinary page view and playing nicely with other plugins. No output buffer hacks, no unnecessary admin code overhead foisted on ordinary readers, just high performance SEO goodness.
The WP-Announcements plugin is ideal for websites or blogs that would like to display a site wide announcement, featured post, important message, community notice, advertisement, survey form, email subscription form, emergency alert or anything you can publish in a post as a marquee or popup window using ShadowBox-JS or ThickBox.
This plugin allows you to add multiple addresses to a post/page and have those addresses automatically plotted on a Google Map in a sidebar widget. This is a great plugin to help localize your stories, events, news, etc.
The WP-Devel plugin for WordPress features a ton of debug options to help developers. Debug information is easily turned on/off from the WP-Devel toolbar.
This plugin provides shortcodes and template tags for next, previous, and parent navigation in pages. It allows WordPress pages to emulate Drupal’s book navigation.
For many many people a changelog is a very important thing; it is all about justifying to the users why they should upgrade to the latest version of a plugin. Changelogger shows the latest changelog right on the plugin listing page, whenever there’s a plugin ready to be updated.
Seen the DiggBar on Digg.com? Add a similar feature to your Wordpress blog. Use your blog as a short link service with Easy Link Creation. Feature any link on the internet with a custom URL such as http://www.internetriot.com/?bing. Also feature social network links such as Facebook, Twitter, and Digg.
The Plugin Debug Objects (Blogpost) provides the user, which has the appropriate rights, normally the administrator, a large number of information. Values and content get displayed at the frontend of the blog, to analyze errors but also to better understand WordPress.
Live Blogging is a plugin developed to support blogs that are doing live micro blogging of running events, such as major sport events or tech conferences.
Tweetable is a WordPress Plugin intended to help integrate Twitter into your blog. It can tweet your blog posts as they are published. (URLs are shortened with the URL shortener of your choice, and Google Analytics campaign tags can be included.) You can display your latest tweet(s) in your blog sidebar with a customizable widget, which can also display your follower count.
Create “Block” widgets that can be set up to only display on certain pages. This lightweight plugin is similar to Drupal Blocks. You can use this plugin to avoid having to create several different widget “regions”. Once activated, you’ll see a new type of widget: “Block”.
Working with a single large export file can be difficult. Use this plugin to create multiple export files that contain sections of your blog. This plugin has been tested on WP& WPMU versions 2.7 – 2.8.2
We’ve all had this problem. A group of spammers from mail.ru are registering to your blog, but you want to keep registration open. How do you kill the spammers without bothering your clientele? While you could edit your functions.php and block the domain, once you get past a few bad eggs, you have to escalate.
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\";}i:5;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:73:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Using WordPress For A Private Collaboration Site\";s:4:\"guid\";s:102:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/09/using-wordpress-for-a-private-collaboration-site/\";s:4:\"link\";s:102:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/09/using-wordpress-for-a-private-collaboration-site/\";s:11:\"description\";s:6283:\"
I work with a group of people in the development and production of a podcast called The PC/Mac Smackdown. The show is going through significant changes in the near future and we decided it would be great to have some type of collaborative site for us to share ideas, files, schedules, etc.
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Rather than use commercial services like Google Docs, Google Groups or Multiply we thought it would be much more functional to build our own site and customize it to our preferences. I volunteered to get that site up and running and I was actually able to have something online overnight that met our needs. It really proved just how flexible WordPress is and how talented the plug-in developer community is to be able to provide such a wide range of functionality with plug-ins.
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After getting our domain registered I got the latest version of WordPress (2.8.3) uploaded and installed. If you have ever set up a brand new WordPress site then you know how easy and quick the 5 minute install is.
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After spending some time tweaking all the everyday settings for the blog I started off with a search for a theme that would support the mix of PC and Mac people that were involved. The one I finally settled on is iBlog2 by Andrew Powers. I picked it because the layout is very clean and it is compatible with popular browsers on both the Windows and Mac operating systems.
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The next thing I went in search for was a calendar/event plug-in that we could use to keep track of upcoming shows, meeting coordination, travel schedules and other events for the show. I must have tried 3 or 4 plug-ins before I finally settled on the Event Calendar 3 by Alex Tingle (91,000 downloads). This plug-in also utilizes the Event Calendar Widget by Darrell Schulte which provides the sidebar calendar widget that interfaces with the Event Calendar 3 plug-in. This plug-in creates an additional editing box at the very bottom of the Post Page that lets you select a start and end date/time for an event.
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Here is what that Event Editor box looks like:
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Then you put the subject line as the event name and type any further details in the post. What you get then is a positing that looks like this:
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And that in turn shows up on the sidebar calendar widget as a highlighted day in red and if you hover over the date you will see the event in a small pop-up box:
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The next thing we wanted to be able to do was share files on the site and I immediately went for a plug-in I am already familiar with and grabbed the Wordpress Download Monitor plug-in by Mike Jolley which I use on my WindowsObserver.com website to host a selection of Windows 7 Themes. It is another very simple to use plug-in that has great functionality, flexibility as well as stats tracking for all downloadable files. It has been downloaded 95,000 times so it is also in wide use and obviously popular.
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That wrapped up the bulk of the functionality we needed within the site – the next thing was to lock it down for our own private use. After trying a few plug-ins I found many were either dated in their development or not able to meet our needs. It was then that I happened upon the Absolute Privacy plug-in by John Kolbert. This is a fairly new plug-in that has only been available since Feb 2009 and with just over 3,300 downloads to its name.
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However, don’t let that low number lull you into thinking it is not well made and good at its intended use.
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This plug-in has one main option – to either enable or disable the plug-in:
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It gives you a new user category – Unapproved User – and this is assigned to anyone who signs up for an account so an Admin can approve or disapprove someone’s access to the site. Once they are approved you can assign them to whatever level of access they need. At that point their access to the site functions like it would on any other WordPress site except they must be signed in to see/access the entries, admin panel, etc.
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Using this plug-in your site is locked down quite well and even the RSS feeds are inaccessible unless your logged in.
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So there you have it – with an idea, a handful of plug-ins and some time you can also build your own personal and private collaboration site with WordPress.
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So for discussion – what is the most unique, non-traditional site you have ever built with WordPress?
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sun, 09 Aug 2009 11:40:00 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:15:\"WindowsObserver\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:6283:\"
I work with a group of people in the development and production of a podcast called The PC/Mac Smackdown. The show is going through significant changes in the near future and we decided it would be great to have some type of collaborative site for us to share ideas, files, schedules, etc.
\n
Rather than use commercial services like Google Docs, Google Groups or Multiply we thought it would be much more functional to build our own site and customize it to our preferences. I volunteered to get that site up and running and I was actually able to have something online overnight that met our needs. It really proved just how flexible WordPress is and how talented the plug-in developer community is to be able to provide such a wide range of functionality with plug-ins.
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After getting our domain registered I got the latest version of WordPress (2.8.3) uploaded and installed. If you have ever set up a brand new WordPress site then you know how easy and quick the 5 minute install is.
\n
After spending some time tweaking all the everyday settings for the blog I started off with a search for a theme that would support the mix of PC and Mac people that were involved. The one I finally settled on is iBlog2 by Andrew Powers. I picked it because the layout is very clean and it is compatible with popular browsers on both the Windows and Mac operating systems.
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The next thing I went in search for was a calendar/event plug-in that we could use to keep track of upcoming shows, meeting coordination, travel schedules and other events for the show. I must have tried 3 or 4 plug-ins before I finally settled on the Event Calendar 3 by Alex Tingle (91,000 downloads). This plug-in also utilizes the Event Calendar Widget by Darrell Schulte which provides the sidebar calendar widget that interfaces with the Event Calendar 3 plug-in. This plug-in creates an additional editing box at the very bottom of the Post Page that lets you select a start and end date/time for an event.
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Here is what that Event Editor box looks like:
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Then you put the subject line as the event name and type any further details in the post. What you get then is a positing that looks like this:
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And that in turn shows up on the sidebar calendar widget as a highlighted day in red and if you hover over the date you will see the event in a small pop-up box:
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The next thing we wanted to be able to do was share files on the site and I immediately went for a plug-in I am already familiar with and grabbed the Wordpress Download Monitor plug-in by Mike Jolley which I use on my WindowsObserver.com website to host a selection of Windows 7 Themes. It is another very simple to use plug-in that has great functionality, flexibility as well as stats tracking for all downloadable files. It has been downloaded 95,000 times so it is also in wide use and obviously popular.
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That wrapped up the bulk of the functionality we needed within the site – the next thing was to lock it down for our own private use. After trying a few plug-ins I found many were either dated in their development or not able to meet our needs. It was then that I happened upon the Absolute Privacy plug-in by John Kolbert. This is a fairly new plug-in that has only been available since Feb 2009 and with just over 3,300 downloads to its name.
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However, don’t let that low number lull you into thinking it is not well made and good at its intended use.
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This plug-in has one main option – to either enable or disable the plug-in:
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It gives you a new user category – Unapproved User – and this is assigned to anyone who signs up for an account so an Admin can approve or disapprove someone’s access to the site. Once they are approved you can assign them to whatever level of access they need. At that point their access to the site functions like it would on any other WordPress site except they must be signed in to see/access the entries, admin panel, etc.
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Using this plug-in your site is locked down quite well and even the RSS feeds are inaccessible unless your logged in.
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So there you have it – with an idea, a handful of plug-ins and some time you can also build your own personal and private collaboration site with WordPress.
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So for discussion – what is the most unique, non-traditional site you have ever built with WordPress?
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\";}i:8;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:27:\"Donncha: WordPress MU 2.8.3\";s:4:\"guid\";s:29:\"http://ocaoimh.ie/?p=89495221\";s:4:\"link\";s:37:\"http://ocaoimh.ie/wordpress-mu-2-8-3/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3433:\"
WordPress MU is a multi user or multi blog version of WordPress that is used to run sites like WordPress.com.
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WordPress MU 2.8.3 is a security and bugfix release based on the fixes in WordPress 2.8.3 but also contains many other changes.
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It’s a required upgrade for security reasons but also fixes a number of annoying bugs, especially #1067 and #1076.
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Unfortunately the automatic upgrader in MU 2.8.2 is broken but it’s simple to fix:
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Before upgrading, edit wp-admin/includes/class-wp-upgrader.php and look for line 697. \n
Save the file and auto upgrade. I upgraded this afternoon without a hitch after making that change. It’s fixed in 2.8.3 so it’s the last time you’ll have to do it.
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Do not copy and paste the line above as WordPress will have changed the quotes to “smart quotes”. Actually go in and type “-mu” after “wordpress”. No copy and pasting please!
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If auto upgrading still doesn’t work, don’t sweat it. Download the new release from the download page and upgrade manually, overwriting your current install with the new files.
Save the file and auto upgrade. I upgraded this afternoon without a hitch after making that change. It’s fixed in 2.8.3 so it’s the last time you’ll have to do it.
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Do not copy and paste the line above as WordPress will have changed the quotes to “smart quotes”. Actually go in and type “-mu” after “wordpress”. No copy and pasting please!
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If auto upgrading still doesn’t work, don’t sweat it. Download the new release from the download page and upgrade manually, overwriting your current install with the new files.
WordCamp is a conference that focuses on everything WordPress. WordCamps are informal, community-organized events that are put together by WordPress users like you. Everyone from casual users to core developers participate, share ideas, and get to know each other. WordCamps are open to WordPress.com and WordPress.org users alike.
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I will be there, speaking on Saturday afternoon about the changes we’ve been making to the WordPress for iPhone application, along with some of the plans for the future. If you’re attending, please don’t hesitate to come and talk to me. I won’t bite
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Also, for those of your who are not developers and have not had the pleasure of pouring through the latest commits to trunk, here is a sneak peak (although we may be tweaking this a bit before the next release):
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WordCamp is a conference that focuses on everything WordPress. WordCamps are informal, community-organized events that are put together by WordPress users like you. Everyone from casual users to core developers participate, share ideas, and get to know each other. WordCamps are open to WordPress.com and WordPress.org users alike.
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I will be there, speaking on Saturday afternoon about the changes we’ve been making to the WordPress for iPhone application, along with some of the plans for the future. If you’re attending, please don’t hesitate to come and talk to me. I won’t bite
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Also, for those of your who are not developers and have not had the pleasure of pouring through the latest commits to trunk, here is a sneak peak (although we may be tweaking this a bit before the next release):
Feedburner provides users with a easy way to burn RSS feeds and allow users to subscribe to them using either a RSS feed reader or through email, however when a user chooses to subscribe through email, they have to confirm their subscription through a link they will receive in the confirmation email.
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However the problem arises that many users do not confirm their subscriptions and it could involve many reasons, like the confirmation email landing up in the spam folder among other things.
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Feedburner does provide users with an option to view the subscribers that are unconfirmed however dealing with each and every unconfirmed subscriber can be a pain.
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If you are Firefox user there is a Greasemonkey script (via Instant Fundas) that will copy all the unconfirmed subscribers email address to the clipboard whenever you visit the email subscribers page, you can then use that information to send out emails to the unconfirmed subscribers.
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Another option for WordPress users is to use the Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers (written by yours truly ) plugin to fetch all unconfirmed subscribers and send a friendly message asking them to confirm their subscription.
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The plugin will ask you for your account credentials and login to your account to fetch all the unconfirmed subscribers and allow you to send a friendly message to all of them. Please note no account credentials are stored.
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The advantages of using this plugin are quite a few, here are some of them.
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Easy way to find and notify unconfirmed subscribers from within WordPress.
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It fetches unconfirmed subscribers for all the blogs you have setup with Feedburner.
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It sends out messages to individual users and does not use a Blind Carbon Copy (BCC).
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It tracks which users you have already contacted and does not send the message to them, thus saving you from annoying the user with multiple messages.
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It’s definitely worked out well for me, have you tried it yet? If not you can install it from the plugin dashboard or directly download it from WordPress extend.
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If you find problems with the plugin, please add it to the support forum and please suggest your feature requests in the comments or much better to add it to the plugin feature requests.
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Feedburner provides users with a easy way to burn RSS feeds and allow users to subscribe to them using either a RSS feed reader or through email, however when a user chooses to subscribe through email, they have to confirm their subscription through a link they will receive in the confirmation email.
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However the problem arises that many users do not confirm their subscriptions and it could involve many reasons, like the confirmation email landing up in the spam folder among other things.
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Feedburner does provide users with an option to view the subscribers that are unconfirmed however dealing with each and every unconfirmed subscriber can be a pain.
\n
If you are Firefox user there is a Greasemonkey script (via Instant Fundas) that will copy all the unconfirmed subscribers email address to the clipboard whenever you visit the email subscribers page, you can then use that information to send out emails to the unconfirmed subscribers.
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Another option for WordPress users is to use the Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers (written by yours truly ) plugin to fetch all unconfirmed subscribers and send a friendly message asking them to confirm their subscription.
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The plugin will ask you for your account credentials and login to your account to fetch all the unconfirmed subscribers and allow you to send a friendly message to all of them. Please note no account credentials are stored.
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The advantages of using this plugin are quite a few, here are some of them.
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Easy way to find and notify unconfirmed subscribers from within WordPress.
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It fetches unconfirmed subscribers for all the blogs you have setup with Feedburner.
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It sends out messages to individual users and does not use a Blind Carbon Copy (BCC).
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It tracks which users you have already contacted and does not send the message to them, thus saving you from annoying the user with multiple messages.
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It’s definitely worked out well for me, have you tried it yet? If not you can install it from the plugin dashboard or directly download it from WordPress extend.
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If you find problems with the plugin, please add it to the support forum and please suggest your feature requests in the comments or much better to add it to the plugin feature requests.
\";}i:11;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:62:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Convert PSD Files To WordPress Themes\";s:4:\"guid\";s:91:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/07/convert-psd-files-to-wordpress-themes/\";s:4:\"link\";s:91:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/07/convert-psd-files-to-wordpress-themes/\";s:11:\"description\";s:993:\"
WordPress themes are enhance the look and feel of the blog and kudos to all those theme developers who spend time to dish out those wonderful themes.
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However not all Photoshop designers are developers and they eventually require help to convert a PSD file to an actual WordPress theme.
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Divine PSD to WordPress Themes is a excellent plugin for Photoshop users that will help you convert your PSD file to a theme without any development efforts.
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So what are you waiting for? Now it is more than easy to release your themes to the world, and don’t forget to add you themes to the Theme News section on WLTC so that we can feature it in our theme releases.
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 07 Aug 2009 16:29:07 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Keith Dsouza\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:993:\"
WordPress themes are enhance the look and feel of the blog and kudos to all those theme developers who spend time to dish out those wonderful themes.
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However not all Photoshop designers are developers and they eventually require help to convert a PSD file to an actual WordPress theme.
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Divine PSD to WordPress Themes is a excellent plugin for Photoshop users that will help you convert your PSD file to a theme without any development efforts.
\n
So what are you waiting for? Now it is more than easy to release your themes to the world, and don’t forget to add you themes to the Theme News section on WLTC so that we can feature it in our theme releases.
\";}i:12;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:66:\"WordPress.tv: Scott Porad – FAILS, LOLS & User Generated Content\";s:4:\"guid\";s:27:\"http://wordpress.tv/?p=2379\";s:4:\"link\";s:43:\"http://wordpress.tv/2009/05/30/scott-porad/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1379:\"
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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 07 Aug 2009 06:45:11 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Michael Pick\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1379:\"
Every now and then I see someone ask in the dev channel how they can meet up with other local WordPress developers. We’re thinking about ways to make WordPress.org more of a resource to facilitate local connections, but in the meantime, I thought it might be helpful to publicize some upcoming WordCamps, the weekend conferences organized by local communities to talk about all things WordPress.
If any of these are within a reasonable distance to you, consider attending. WordCamps are a great way to meet other WordPress users, find collaborators, and expand your t-shirt collection*. I know I’ll be hitting at least a few of these; WordCamps are also a great way to get user feedback to take into consideration while we’re making decisions about what to include in core.
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You can always find an up-to-date list of upcoming WordCamps at WordCamp Central. You can also try searching for WordPress groups at Meetup.com to find more regular monthly gatherings in your area.
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*Most WordCamps include an event t-shirt in the registration fee.
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:07:03 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Jane Wells\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2707:\"
Every now and then I see someone ask in the dev channel how they can meet up with other local WordPress developers. We’re thinking about ways to make WordPress.org more of a resource to facilitate local connections, but in the meantime, I thought it might be helpful to publicize some upcoming WordCamps, the weekend conferences organized by local communities to talk about all things WordPress.
If any of these are within a reasonable distance to you, consider attending. WordCamps are a great way to meet other WordPress users, find collaborators, and expand your t-shirt collection*. I know I’ll be hitting at least a few of these; WordCamps are also a great way to get user feedback to take into consideration while we’re making decisions about what to include in core.
\n
You can always find an up-to-date list of upcoming WordCamps at WordCamp Central. You can also try searching for WordPress groups at Meetup.com to find more regular monthly gatherings in your area.
\n
*Most WordCamps include an event t-shirt in the registration fee.
\";}i:14;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:36:\"Matt: 6 Steps to Kill Your Community\";s:4:\"guid\";s:21:\"http://ma.tt/?p=14536\";s:4:\"link\";s:41:\"http://ma.tt/2009/08/kill-your-community/\";s:11:\"description\";s:6182:\"
There have been a number of new platforms popping up recently that claim to increase your user engagement, get you more comments, increase your traffic, and more, through means that I consider short-sighted and harmful. Since people seem not to mind, I thought I’d write a guide for how to increase the number of comments you get by 400-1,000% and ruin whatever shred of community you had on your site.
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Don’t Moderate. Allow anybody to post anything regardless of whether it contributes to the conversation or not. Stupidity, libel, hate, curse words are all okay because in the comments you have plausible deniability. Make sure people know that whatever they post will live forever, and anything goes. The few smart people you did have in your comments will enjoy responding to these folks. Advertisers love being next to a good fight, too.
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Allow Spam Through. I don’t mean the obvious viagra mortgage stuff, but the human-written and surface-thoughtful comment that “Florida Real Estate” or “Poll Widgets” decided to leave on your entry. Or the guy who comments on every post and has a 3-link signature. Or the lame startup that mentions itself at every possible opportunity, however tangentially related it is. Once spammers catch a sniff of this stuff getting through, they’ll descend on your site like locusts and instantly double or treble your “community.”
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Force Signup. You’re not a blog, you’re a social network cum media empire and even to leave the smallest comment you should make me fill out a profile, preferably with demographic information you can use in advertiser pitches later. (*cough* CNET) Please ignore useful services like Gravatar and try to get me to upload yet another profile picture because you think that makes your site more “sticky.” (In a sense of the word, it does.)
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Don’t Participate in Comments. Make it clear that your post itself is for annointed authors who don’t mix with the hoi polloi in the comments ghetto. Don’t link or highlight anything good from the comment section; those people silly enough to contribute content to your site for free should feel ignored. If an author does happen to drop in and make a comment, make sure it doesn’t stand out from the rest so it’s lost amid the sea of…
\n
Random Crap from Around the Web. Make sure any comments you have are buried by every random piece of “conversation” from around the web, especially retweets, Delicious links, Digg and Slashdot comments, pretty much anything will work here. Bonus points for unmoderated pingbacks, so every scraper spam blog copying the content of the post gets a free link in the comments.
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Design Like NASCAR. The more buttons, widgets, stickers, and visual clutter the better. I want to see every possible login system including but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, OpenID, Google Friend Connect, and that Myspace thing. Because of their respective crappy terms of service, use the giant buttons they insist on. Also include a megabyte of “share this” icons for every obscure service in every language. People love options! Complexity is for closers.
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As a bonus, here are a few extra that don’t make any sense to me, but seem to be popular:
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Abandon Search Engines. Make sure your comment system is externally hosted on a separate domain and injects comments in via JavaScript, so everything is completely invisible to search engines. For bonus points, even if you have an existing database, say WordPress, with all of your comments, make sure the external service doesn’t synchronize any of the new stuff back into it, so you’re at the mercy of the external provider forever and ever.
\n
Be Famous! You’ll get thousands of comments on almost everything you post and make sure only to let through the most sycophantic and saccharine, don’t tolerate real conversation or debate. To spice it up every now and then opine on a known controversial subject like abortion and let your audience loose on each other like gladiators while you watch from the stands.
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Put the Comment Form at Top. This ensures everyone making a comment hasn’t read any of the discussion so they’ll leave a comment anyway even if the exact same thing has been said already or a question has already been answered.
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No Subscriptions. Don’t allow me to get email notifications of new stuff, make me visit your site and reload the page constantly to see if there’s anything new.
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Make People Click Click Click. Ideally do 1-comment-per-page CNET-style and your pageviews will go through the roof, but if you can’t stomach that just make comments-per-page setting low or have some sort of complicated nesting scheme.
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Treat Everyone the Same. If I’ve left hundreds of great comments over many years on your site, please make me wait in the moderation queue like some random stranger off Digg. Don’t let anyone know I’m a regular, or talk to me, or invite me to test out beta stuff, or pretty much anything that acknowledges my existence or shows any degree of trust.
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Don’t Ask Anything of Your Audience. No polls, surveys, or open-ended blog entries. What do those plebes know anyway?
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 07 Aug 2009 00:42:01 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Matt\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:6182:\"
There have been a number of new platforms popping up recently that claim to increase your user engagement, get you more comments, increase your traffic, and more, through means that I consider short-sighted and harmful. Since people seem not to mind, I thought I’d write a guide for how to increase the number of comments you get by 400-1,000% and ruin whatever shred of community you had on your site.
\n\n
Don’t Moderate. Allow anybody to post anything regardless of whether it contributes to the conversation or not. Stupidity, libel, hate, curse words are all okay because in the comments you have plausible deniability. Make sure people know that whatever they post will live forever, and anything goes. The few smart people you did have in your comments will enjoy responding to these folks. Advertisers love being next to a good fight, too.
\n
Allow Spam Through. I don’t mean the obvious viagra mortgage stuff, but the human-written and surface-thoughtful comment that “Florida Real Estate” or “Poll Widgets” decided to leave on your entry. Or the guy who comments on every post and has a 3-link signature. Or the lame startup that mentions itself at every possible opportunity, however tangentially related it is. Once spammers catch a sniff of this stuff getting through, they’ll descend on your site like locusts and instantly double or treble your “community.”
\n
Force Signup. You’re not a blog, you’re a social network cum media empire and even to leave the smallest comment you should make me fill out a profile, preferably with demographic information you can use in advertiser pitches later. (*cough* CNET) Please ignore useful services like Gravatar and try to get me to upload yet another profile picture because you think that makes your site more “sticky.” (In a sense of the word, it does.)
\n
Don’t Participate in Comments. Make it clear that your post itself is for annointed authors who don’t mix with the hoi polloi in the comments ghetto. Don’t link or highlight anything good from the comment section; those people silly enough to contribute content to your site for free should feel ignored. If an author does happen to drop in and make a comment, make sure it doesn’t stand out from the rest so it’s lost amid the sea of…
\n
Random Crap from Around the Web. Make sure any comments you have are buried by every random piece of “conversation” from around the web, especially retweets, Delicious links, Digg and Slashdot comments, pretty much anything will work here. Bonus points for unmoderated pingbacks, so every scraper spam blog copying the content of the post gets a free link in the comments.
\n
Design Like NASCAR. The more buttons, widgets, stickers, and visual clutter the better. I want to see every possible login system including but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, OpenID, Google Friend Connect, and that Myspace thing. Because of their respective crappy terms of service, use the giant buttons they insist on. Also include a megabyte of “share this” icons for every obscure service in every language. People love options! Complexity is for closers.
\n\n
As a bonus, here are a few extra that don’t make any sense to me, but seem to be popular:
\n\n
Abandon Search Engines. Make sure your comment system is externally hosted on a separate domain and injects comments in via JavaScript, so everything is completely invisible to search engines. For bonus points, even if you have an existing database, say WordPress, with all of your comments, make sure the external service doesn’t synchronize any of the new stuff back into it, so you’re at the mercy of the external provider forever and ever.
\n
Be Famous! You’ll get thousands of comments on almost everything you post and make sure only to let through the most sycophantic and saccharine, don’t tolerate real conversation or debate. To spice it up every now and then opine on a known controversial subject like abortion and let your audience loose on each other like gladiators while you watch from the stands.
\n
Put the Comment Form at Top. This ensures everyone making a comment hasn’t read any of the discussion so they’ll leave a comment anyway even if the exact same thing has been said already or a question has already been answered.
\n
No Subscriptions. Don’t allow me to get email notifications of new stuff, make me visit your site and reload the page constantly to see if there’s anything new.
\n
Make People Click Click Click. Ideally do 1-comment-per-page CNET-style and your pageviews will go through the roof, but if you can’t stomach that just make comments-per-page setting low or have some sort of complicated nesting scheme.
\n
Treat Everyone the Same. If I’ve left hundreds of great comments over many years on your site, please make me wait in the moderation queue like some random stranger off Digg. Don’t let anyone know I’m a regular, or talk to me, or invite me to test out beta stuff, or pretty much anything that acknowledges my existence or shows any degree of trust.
\n
Don’t Ask Anything of Your Audience. No polls, surveys, or open-ended blog entries. What do those plebes know anyway?
I’ve published a Carrington theme framework overview article (a follow up to the Q&A) on the Carrington web site. Hopefully folks will find it useful in describing some of the approaches taken in the framework, and some of the resulting benefits.\n
\n\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:25:52 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:603:\"
I’ve published a Carrington theme framework overview article (a follow up to the Q&A) on the Carrington web site. Hopefully folks will find it useful in describing some of the approaches taken in the framework, and some of the resulting benefits.\n
\n\";}i:16;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:41:\"Peter Westwood: Backing off Blog-by-email\";s:4:\"guid\";s:33:\"http://westi.wordpress.com/?p=113\";s:4:\"link\";s:64:\"http://westi.wordpress.com/2009/08/06/backing-off-blog-by-email/\";s:11:\"description\";s:2390:\"
On order to protect email servers from a possible denial of service attack from the blog by email feature of WordPress I have committed a change today to ensure that WordPress will not contact the mail server more that once every 5 minutes however often wp-mail.php is accessed.
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Message displayed when rejecting request
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The 5 minute interval, is itself, configurable using a define in your wp-config.php file it you wish to set a longer or shorter interval.
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You would configure this by adding the following to the wp-config.php:
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\n\n//Set the minimum interval for wp-mail blog-by-email POP3 connections to 10 minutes\n\ndefine('WP_MAIL_INTERVAL',600);\n
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This feature will be available in WordPress v2.9
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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:10:06 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:14:\"Peter Westwood\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2390:\"
On order to protect email servers from a possible denial of service attack from the blog by email feature of WordPress I have committed a change today to ensure that WordPress will not contact the mail server more that once every 5 minutes however often wp-mail.php is accessed.
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Message displayed when rejecting request
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The 5 minute interval, is itself, configurable using a define in your wp-config.php file it you wish to set a longer or shorter interval.
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You would configure this by adding the following to the wp-config.php:
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\n\n//Set the minimum interval for wp-mail blog-by-email POP3 connections to 10 minutes\n\ndefine('WP_MAIL_INTERVAL',600);\n
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This feature will be available in WordPress v2.9
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\";}i:17;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:59:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Theme Releases for 08/06\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=6414\";s:4:\"link\";s:87:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/06/wordpress-theme-releases-for-0806/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1826:\"
Theme is widget ready and has 6 widget placeholders (Left Sidebar, Right Sidebar and Footer). Footer has 4 placeholder and in any of it you can use as many widgets as you want.
SEO-friendly WordPress theme that is widget-ready and has two sidebars of Wide Skyscraper width (160×600) on either side of the post area. It has a beautiful cosmic header with a slick menu bar elegantly blended in a sky blue background. The article area is suitable for a adsense banner ad of 468×60 pixels.
Theme is widget ready and has 6 widget placeholders (Left Sidebar, Right Sidebar and Footer). Footer has 4 placeholder and in any of it you can use as many widgets as you want.
SEO-friendly WordPress theme that is widget-ready and has two sidebars of Wide Skyscraper width (160×600) on either side of the post area. It has a beautiful cosmic header with a slick menu bar elegantly blended in a sky blue background. The article area is suitable for a adsense banner ad of 468×60 pixels.
Two-column, widget and Google Adsense (or any other ad network) ready theme theme that is simple to use and offers elegant design.
\";}i:18;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:72:\"Weblog Tools Collection: 26 Places to Find Free Multimedia for Your Blog\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=6400\";s:4:\"link\";s:101:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/05/26-places-to-find-free-multimedia-for-your-blog/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1229:\"
Lots of bloggers in the UK!
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26 Places to Find Free Multimedia for Your Blog: Mashable lists 26 places to find various pieces of free multimedia for your blog or website. Some of these are pretty commonly known (such as Flickr) but the video and audio resources were fun to browse through. Please do me a favor and not set auto-play on any audio/video you add to your blog. Thanks Dan Ross via Twitter
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:53:53 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Mark Ghosh\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1229:\"
Lots of bloggers in the UK!
\n
26 Places to Find Free Multimedia for Your Blog: Mashable lists 26 places to find various pieces of free multimedia for your blog or website. Some of these are pretty commonly known (such as Flickr) but the video and audio resources were fun to browse through. Please do me a favor and not set auto-play on any audio/video you add to your blog. Thanks Dan Ross via Twitter
\";}i:19;a:6:{s:5:\"title\";s:34:\"Dougal Campbell: Time for Redesign\";s:4:\"guid\";s:33:\"http://dougal.gunters.org/?p=1643\";s:11:\"description\";s:3173:\"
\nI’ve been threatening to do it for years, but I think it’s really time — time to redesign this site, for real. If what I have now (or will accomplish in the end) can be called ‘design’. Maybe it would be better to say ‘re-theme‘, so as to avoid ridicule from actual designers. And speaking of which, I’ll happily accept any design advice along the way!
\n
So. Time to start over. I’m really going to do it this time. No more of this “one day…” stuff. In the next few days (by the beginning of next week), I will start with a fresh, unaltered theme, then I will customize it over time. As I go along, I’ll try to document the changes I make as much as possible (at least, as much as time and my poor memory will allow).
\n
In any case, my Rockem-Sockem theme is getting a bit long in the tooth. It’s built on Sandbox, with a few custom tweaks, a bucket full of plugins, and a heaping handful of custom CSS. I still like Sandbox, but it’s time for me to move on (it’s not you, it’s me). There are glitches that I don’t like, but I’ve never gotten around to fixing (like how the ‘Related Posts’ section is only supposed to show up on posts, not pages; or the ugly formatting on single post views when there are no tags).
\n
First decision: what base theme to use. I’m mainly considering three choices for my starting point: Carrington, Thematic, or a semi-from-scratch theme based on Ian Stewart’s recent theme tutorial. My current leaning is towards building a Thematic child theme. I like the ideas in Carrington a lot, but I think it’s overkill for what I want to do (I might use it on another domain of mine, though). And building a child theme on top of Thematic still means that a lot of the grunt-work is already done for me.
\n
So, as you visit my site over the next several days and weeks, bear with me. I hope that some of you will find this an interesting experience as we see what changes I make, what decisions drive those changes, and how you, my audience, affect my decisions with your feedback. You are going to give me feedback, right? Look around — what changes do you think I should make? What’s good, and what’s bad? Think more in terms in information and functionality than in visual/graphic design, for now.
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:00:17 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:6:\"Dougal\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:3173:\"
\nI’ve been threatening to do it for years, but I think it’s really time — time to redesign this site, for real. If what I have now (or will accomplish in the end) can be called ‘design’. Maybe it would be better to say ‘re-theme‘, so as to avoid ridicule from actual designers. And speaking of which, I’ll happily accept any design advice along the way!
\n
So. Time to start over. I’m really going to do it this time. No more of this “one day…” stuff. In the next few days (by the beginning of next week), I will start with a fresh, unaltered theme, then I will customize it over time. As I go along, I’ll try to document the changes I make as much as possible (at least, as much as time and my poor memory will allow).
\n
In any case, my Rockem-Sockem theme is getting a bit long in the tooth. It’s built on Sandbox, with a few custom tweaks, a bucket full of plugins, and a heaping handful of custom CSS. I still like Sandbox, but it’s time for me to move on (it’s not you, it’s me). There are glitches that I don’t like, but I’ve never gotten around to fixing (like how the ‘Related Posts’ section is only supposed to show up on posts, not pages; or the ugly formatting on single post views when there are no tags).
\n
First decision: what base theme to use. I’m mainly considering three choices for my starting point: Carrington, Thematic, or a semi-from-scratch theme based on Ian Stewart’s recent theme tutorial. My current leaning is towards building a Thematic child theme. I like the ideas in Carrington a lot, but I think it’s overkill for what I want to do (I might use it on another domain of mine, though). And building a child theme on top of Thematic still means that a lot of the grunt-work is already done for me.
\n
So, as you visit my site over the next several days and weeks, bear with me. I hope that some of you will find this an interesting experience as we see what changes I make, what decisions drive those changes, and how you, my audience, affect my decisions with your feedback. You are going to give me feedback, right? Look around — what changes do you think I should make? What’s good, and what’s bad? Think more in terms in information and functionality than in visual/graphic design, for now.
\";}i:20;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:53:\"Alex King: Which DOCTYPE to use for WordPress Themes?\";s:4:\"guid\";s:32:\"http://alexking.org/blog/?p=3311\";s:4:\"link\";s:77:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/08/04/which-doctype-to-use-for-wordpress-themes\";s:11:\"description\";s:1523:\"
I received some feedback on one of our Carrington themes recently, letting me know that while we were declaring the DOCTYPE of the theme as XHTML 1.0 Transitional, it would be simple to go to XHTML 1.1 Strict based on the markup in the theme.
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This didn’t surprise me, we always code to pretty strict web standard best practices at Crowd Favorite so XHTML 1.1 compatibility is generally just a matter of a tweak here or there. However, just because it’s an easy change doesn’t mean it’s a good change.
\n
The main reason we choose to use XHTML 1.0 Transitional for our WordPress themes is simple: we have no idea what someone might decide to do with it.
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It doesn’t matter if the theme validates strictly if the content doesn’t – and with all of the great tools and widgets available for WordPress, it’s pretty easy to add something that breaks your strict validation.
\n
This is something you should consider if you’re a theme developer. Don’t just think about the code you’ve written to build the theme, think about what people using your theme will be doing with it; and make the best choice you can.
\n\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 05 Aug 2009 03:09:55 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1523:\"
I received some feedback on one of our Carrington themes recently, letting me know that while we were declaring the DOCTYPE of the theme as XHTML 1.0 Transitional, it would be simple to go to XHTML 1.1 Strict based on the markup in the theme.
\n
This didn’t surprise me, we always code to pretty strict web standard best practices at Crowd Favorite so XHTML 1.1 compatibility is generally just a matter of a tweak here or there. However, just because it’s an easy change doesn’t mean it’s a good change.
\n
The main reason we choose to use XHTML 1.0 Transitional for our WordPress themes is simple: we have no idea what someone might decide to do with it.
\n
It doesn’t matter if the theme validates strictly if the content doesn’t – and with all of the great tools and widgets available for WordPress, it’s pretty easy to add something that breaks your strict validation.
\n
This is something you should consider if you’re a theme developer. Don’t just think about the code you’ve written to build the theme, think about what people using your theme will be doing with it; and make the best choice you can.
\n\";}i:21;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:71:\"WordPress.tv: VideoPress Basics For WordPress.com: Getting Up & Running\";s:4:\"guid\";s:27:\"http://wordpress.tv/?p=2352\";s:4:\"link\";s:53:\"http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/05/videopress-com-basics/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1380:\"
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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 05 Aug 2009 02:47:14 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Michael Pick\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1380:\"
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\";}i:22;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:62:\"WordPress.tv: VideoPress Integration for Self-Hosted WordPress\";s:4:\"guid\";s:27:\"http://wordpress.tv/?p=2347\";s:4:\"link\";s:80:\"http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/05/videopress-integration-for-self-hosted-wordpress/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1405:\"
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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 05 Aug 2009 02:15:24 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Michael Pick\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1405:\"
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\";}i:23;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:75:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Use WordPress To Highlight Your Business/Portfolio\";s:4:\"guid\";s:94:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/04/wordpress-for-business-portfolio-website/\";s:4:\"link\";s:94:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/08/04/wordpress-for-business-portfolio-website/\";s:11:\"description\";s:638:\"
Though many of you may already know this, you can use WordPress not only as a blog, but also as a website to highlight your portfolio or business.
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The Tutorial Blog has written a excellent tutorial on how you can use WordPress to showcase your business or portfolio and also use it as a blogging platform.
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The trick involves changing the home page to a static page and rearranging the pages alphabetically by changing the page order.
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:24:53 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Keith Dsouza\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:638:\"
Though many of you may already know this, you can use WordPress not only as a blog, but also as a website to highlight your portfolio or business.
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The Tutorial Blog has written a excellent tutorial on how you can use WordPress to showcase your business or portfolio and also use it as a blogging platform.
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The trick involves changing the home page to a static page and rearranging the pages alphabetically by changing the page order.
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With Poppy´s Videos, you can embed videos from the most popular video sharing portals, as well as files in .flv, .divx and .mp3 format. Also, the videos and files you embed with Poppy´s Videos will be included in your RSS feeds, so your followers won’t have to visit your site to enjoy them.
This plugin provides a way to display section-sepecific content on your sidebar with an easy to use interface. This new version comes with tabs support, so creating your tabbed section widget is just a few clicks away.
SpamTask is a spam protection plugin for WordPress, created to prevent comment spam in the most efficient way. The blog spam filter is known to catch all spam robots.
Display a list of contextually related posts for the current post. You can select the number of posts to display and if you want to automatically display the related posts in your content / feed.
With Poppy´s Videos, you can embed videos from the most popular video sharing portals, as well as files in .flv, .divx and .mp3 format. Also, the videos and files you embed with Poppy´s Videos will be included in your RSS feeds, so your followers won’t have to visit your site to enjoy them.
This plugin provides a way to display section-sepecific content on your sidebar with an easy to use interface. This new version comes with tabs support, so creating your tabbed section widget is just a few clicks away.
SpamTask is a spam protection plugin for WordPress, created to prevent comment spam in the most efficient way. The blog spam filter is known to catch all spam robots.
What he says next is the real reason why WordPress is so popular and well supported:
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Luckily, the entire WordPress community has our backs. Several folks in the community dug deeper and discovered areas that were overlooked. With their help, the remaining issues are fixed in 2.8.3.
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Ryan is right – it is the community that looks after each other. Where else would you have such a diverse and talented group who points out any issues instead of just taking them public even though it would draw a lot of attention and maybe fame for themselves? How easy might it have been for someone to just point out those additional areas/issues for someone to exploit and get all the traffic?
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Well, it could have been very easy – just send that info to the web instead of into the hands of the developers of WordPress.
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This site is another great example of the community around WordPress and the help everyone provides each other to make their understanding of WordPress even better and to share their experience. I think there are many places that could look at what happens in the WordPress Community and see the positive impact an open environment can do for things.
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Thanks to all of you here at WLTC and your willingness to be frank with us on each and every post and to assist each other in the comments and forums. You all definitely rock!
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So the next question is – how do we make it even better?
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What he says next is the real reason why WordPress is so popular and well supported:
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Luckily, the entire WordPress community has our backs. Several folks in the community dug deeper and discovered areas that were overlooked. With their help, the remaining issues are fixed in 2.8.3.
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Ryan is right – it is the community that looks after each other. Where else would you have such a diverse and talented group who points out any issues instead of just taking them public even though it would draw a lot of attention and maybe fame for themselves? How easy might it have been for someone to just point out those additional areas/issues for someone to exploit and get all the traffic?
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Well, it could have been very easy – just send that info to the web instead of into the hands of the developers of WordPress.
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This site is another great example of the community around WordPress and the help everyone provides each other to make their understanding of WordPress even better and to share their experience. I think there are many places that could look at what happens in the WordPress Community and see the positive impact an open environment can do for things.
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Thanks to all of you here at WLTC and your willingness to be frank with us on each and every post and to assist each other in the comments and forums. You all definitely rock!
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So the next question is – how do we make it even better?
I’m very pleased to announce that Twitter Tools 2.0 is now available!
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Twitter Tools is a WordPress plugin that creates a complete, two-way integration between your WordPress blog and your Twitter account. Version 2.0 of Twitter Tools makes the plugin extensible in the same way WordPress itself is. I’ve added hooks and filters that allow other plugins to be created for Twitter Tools and extend/change/customize the way Twitter Tools works.
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I get a lot of requests for features/changes that are specific to someone’s particular needs. Unfortunately I can’t build specific features for each user into the general plugin, but now other people can build plugins for it to make things work just as they want it to.
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To make sure these hooks and filters work properly, I created three plugins for Twitter Tools that provide commonly requested features:
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Bit.ly for Twitter Tools – enables shortening your URLs with Bit.ly and tracking them on your Bit.ly account.
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#hashtags for Twitter Tools – enables adding hashtags to your blog post tweets.
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Exclude Category for Twitter Tools – enables not tweeting posts in chosen categories.
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Each of these plugins can to be activated individually from your Plugins page, and adds their configuration options to the Twitter Tools settings page. These should be great examples for anyone wanting to build a plugin for Twitter Tools.
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Here are some ideas for other Twitter Tools plugins that I’ve seen requests for:
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Add tracking tokens to the end of blog post URLs that are sent to Twitter – this is all customizable with filters now, so it should be pretty easy.
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Support for yfrog, twitpic, etc. in the Twitter widget display – you can customize the output of the tweet to include an image if you find one present.
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Add hashtags to your blog post tweet using the WordPress tags associated with the post.
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Make links in Tweets open in a new window/tab.
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Only Tweet blog posts in a certain category.
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Ability to customize/add text to the blog post Tweet.
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Use http://example.com?p=123 style URLs for blog post permalinks.
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Changing how much of the tweet text is used for the post title (or changing it to something else entirely).
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Etc.
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Hopefully we’ll see lots of interesting Twitter Tools plugins from folks who have been requesting these features. I’m very interested to see what people build.
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I’ve also added some additional CSS classes to the tweet output and a commonly requested feature to customize the tweet prefix for new blog post notifications. I had resisted this in the past due to some edge cases that could cause problems, but I believe only a rare situation (annoyance, not fatal) is possible and I doubt folks will run into it – sounds like famous last words, right?
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I’m very pleased to announce that Twitter Tools 2.0 is now available!
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Twitter Tools is a WordPress plugin that creates a complete, two-way integration between your WordPress blog and your Twitter account. Version 2.0 of Twitter Tools makes the plugin extensible in the same way WordPress itself is. I’ve added hooks and filters that allow other plugins to be created for Twitter Tools and extend/change/customize the way Twitter Tools works.
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I get a lot of requests for features/changes that are specific to someone’s particular needs. Unfortunately I can’t build specific features for each user into the general plugin, but now other people can build plugins for it to make things work just as they want it to.
\n
To make sure these hooks and filters work properly, I created three plugins for Twitter Tools that provide commonly requested features:
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Bit.ly for Twitter Tools – enables shortening your URLs with Bit.ly and tracking them on your Bit.ly account.
\n
#hashtags for Twitter Tools – enables adding hashtags to your blog post tweets.
\n
Exclude Category for Twitter Tools – enables not tweeting posts in chosen categories.
\n
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Each of these plugins can to be activated individually from your Plugins page, and adds their configuration options to the Twitter Tools settings page. These should be great examples for anyone wanting to build a plugin for Twitter Tools.
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Here are some ideas for other Twitter Tools plugins that I’ve seen requests for:
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Add tracking tokens to the end of blog post URLs that are sent to Twitter – this is all customizable with filters now, so it should be pretty easy.
\n
Support for yfrog, twitpic, etc. in the Twitter widget display – you can customize the output of the tweet to include an image if you find one present.
\n
Add hashtags to your blog post tweet using the WordPress tags associated with the post.
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Make links in Tweets open in a new window/tab.
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Only Tweet blog posts in a certain category.
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Ability to customize/add text to the blog post Tweet.
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Use http://example.com?p=123 style URLs for blog post permalinks.
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Changing how much of the tweet text is used for the post title (or changing it to something else entirely).
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Etc.
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Hopefully we’ll see lots of interesting Twitter Tools plugins from folks who have been requesting these features. I’m very interested to see what people build.
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I’ve also added some additional CSS classes to the tweet output and a commonly requested feature to customize the tweet prefix for new blog post notifications. I had resisted this in the past due to some edge cases that could cause problems, but I believe only a rare situation (annoyance, not fatal) is possible and I doubt folks will run into it – sounds like famous last words, right?
Unfortunately, I missed some places when fixing the privilege escalation issues for 2.8.1. Luckily, the entire WordPress community has our backs. Several folks in the community dug deeper and discovered areas that were overlooked. With their help, the remaining issues are fixed in 2.8.3. Since this is a security release, upgrading is highly recommended. Download 2.8.3, or upgrade automatically from your admin.
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Unfortunately, I missed some places when fixing the privilege escalation issues for 2.8.1. Luckily, the entire WordPress community has our backs. Several folks in the community dug deeper and discovered areas that were overlooked. With their help, the remaining issues are fixed in 2.8.3. Since this is a security release, upgrading is highly recommended. Download 2.8.3, or upgrade automatically from your admin.
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You can always find an up-to-date list of upcoming WordCamps at WordCamp Central. You can also try searching for WordPress groups at Meetup.com to find more regular monthly gatherings in your area.
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Earlier this month, over 3500 of you responded to our survey asking you to help us prioritize some of the media features that had been suggested for the 2.9 release. While the exact features for 2.9 have not been hammered out yet, as we continue to match up developers with features, we wanted to share the survey results and let you know what we’re thinking in terms of approach.
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First, the results. The first question, and the only one that was mandatory, asked what single media feature you would choose to include in version 2.9. The top vote-getter was standalone editable photo albums (as opposed to the current per-post gallery) at 17.5%, followed closely by easier embeds for videos and other third-party content at 16.5%. Next came basic image editing (such as rotating, cropping and resizing) at 13.7%, and post thumbnails (image teasers for posts featured on the home page) at 12.9%. The rest of the features each took less than ten percent of the vote. The full list came in like this:
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The second question was optional (3406 people answered it), and asked you to rate each feature on a scale going from top priority down to definitely not for implementation priority. Results here were in line with the results from the first question, with most features rated as nice to have more often than anything else. The features that scored the highest in question 1 were more likely to have earned higher votes in the Top Priority column, but no feature was ranked as a Top Priority more often than it was ranked as a Nice to Have (though Media Albums, Easier Embeds and Post Thumbnails came close). The complete tabulations are shown in the chart below.
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Question three was getting at the same thing, but in a more granular fashion, asking you to rank the eleven features in order of priority to you. As only one feature could be assigned to each position, this prevented people from assigning the same priority to multiple features, and we wondered if it would alter the results. Though some features got more recognition in this question, the overall rankings were still in line with the results from question 1. Here are the exact votes per feature/per position:
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The fourth question asked for your preferences regarding including new media features in core, bundling them as plugins with the core download, or developing them as plugins but not bundling them with the core download. This vote was more interesting to watch. As the notice for the voting went first to the development community, then to the user community, it was possible to see a shift in the voting. Earlier in the voting cycle, there were more votes for bundling ‘core plugins’ for the advanced media features, while later votes skewed heavily toward just putting the features in core. This vote shows, I think, one of the differences between developer and user perspectives. While developers are heavily interested in keeping the core code lean and relying on plugins for advanced functionality, many users would prefer features they want to be included in core rather than being a separate plugin. The final tally on this question was 56.2% for including features in core, 38.1% for bundled plugins, and 5.7% for non-bundled plugins. The actual numbers:
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Clearly this issue deserves more discussion, and the concept of how we move toward a system of canonical plugins and/or core “packages” intended for different use cases (CMS, photoblog, portfolio, etc) will be a big topic in the months ahead.
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So where does that leave us regarding features coming down the road? When the vote closed, the results were discussed in the #wordpress-dev IRC chat to divvy up feature development.
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The top-voted feature, standalone photo albums, is being worked on as a Google Summer of Code project by Rudolf Lai, under the mentorship of WordPress Lead Developer Mark Jaquith. The “pencils down” date for GSOC is in less than two weeks, at which point we’ll be assessing the state of Rudolf’s project. Hopefully, we’ll be able to incorporate it with 2.9 development, do some testing, amend the code and/or UI as needed, and have this launch with the 2.9 release (in core or as plugin TBD). Undoubtedly, additional functionality will be contributed by core contributors who have also been working on media plugins.
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Easier embeds, the second most popular feature, is being looked at in a couple of ways. One, more shortcodes for third-party services. Work on this has already begun. In addition, Viper007Bond, of Viper’s Video Quicktags plugin fame, has taken on the task of working on a way to improve the embed experience in core. We’re not sure quite how this will work yet, but stay tuned.
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Adding some basic editing functions like 90-degree rotation, cropping and resizing was considered an obvious winner in the dev chat, and as several plugins handle this functionality, we’re hopeful it will be included soon.
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Post thumbnails are being handled by Mark Jaquith, who has created this functionality before, with an assist from Scribu, who has a similar plugin in the repository.
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Lower ranked features aren’t off the radar, but may take lower priority than some other (non-media) features we have in the works. One of my favorite 2.9 features is in trunk now, and changes the way we delete content. Goodbye, annoying popup asking me if I’m sure I want to delete a comment/post/etc. Hello, fast and quiet removal into a trash can, from which the content can be retrieved if it was deleted by accident. Think Gmail style. We’re also hoping to work on improving page management, though that has a number of technical issues that may cause it to be a 3.0 feature instead.
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As always, you can keep track of development progress in a number of ways: \n1. Keep track of Trac. Contribute a patch, test a patch, just read through tickets if you have some time to kill, whatever. There are over 500 tickets against the 2.9 milestone currently. Patches and testing can help us get that number down.
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2. Follow Trac commits on Twitter. Don’t want to get involved in the nitty gritty, just want to see what’s getting committed? Follow wpdevel on Twitter and you’ll get core commit updates in your stream.
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3. See what’s on the dev agenda. Each week for the IRC dev chat, there’s an agenda, created based on developer suggestions posted at wpdevel.wordpress.com. This blog also contains discussions about specific development issues.
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4. Join the dev chat. The day changed this week, to accommodate European schedules. Chats are now held for one hour each week on Thursday at 21:00 UTC. That’s 5pm NYC, 2pm in California, etc. Chats are in the #wordpress-dev room at irc.freenode.com.
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5. Watch this blog. If you’re not a developer and prefer to stick to major announcements, the occasional survey to help decide a feature, and security notices, just keep doing what you’re doing. Reading this blog will get you all of these things.
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Thanks again for your help in prioritizing features for version 2.9, hopefully coming toward the end of the year to a server near you!
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Earlier this month, over 3500 of you responded to our survey asking you to help us prioritize some of the media features that had been suggested for the 2.9 release. While the exact features for 2.9 have not been hammered out yet, as we continue to match up developers with features, we wanted to share the survey results and let you know what we’re thinking in terms of approach.
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First, the results. The first question, and the only one that was mandatory, asked what single media feature you would choose to include in version 2.9. The top vote-getter was standalone editable photo albums (as opposed to the current per-post gallery) at 17.5%, followed closely by easier embeds for videos and other third-party content at 16.5%. Next came basic image editing (such as rotating, cropping and resizing) at 13.7%, and post thumbnails (image teasers for posts featured on the home page) at 12.9%. The rest of the features each took less than ten percent of the vote. The full list came in like this:
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The second question was optional (3406 people answered it), and asked you to rate each feature on a scale going from top priority down to definitely not for implementation priority. Results here were in line with the results from the first question, with most features rated as nice to have more often than anything else. The features that scored the highest in question 1 were more likely to have earned higher votes in the Top Priority column, but no feature was ranked as a Top Priority more often than it was ranked as a Nice to Have (though Media Albums, Easier Embeds and Post Thumbnails came close). The complete tabulations are shown in the chart below.
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Question three was getting at the same thing, but in a more granular fashion, asking you to rank the eleven features in order of priority to you. As only one feature could be assigned to each position, this prevented people from assigning the same priority to multiple features, and we wondered if it would alter the results. Though some features got more recognition in this question, the overall rankings were still in line with the results from question 1. Here are the exact votes per feature/per position:
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The fourth question asked for your preferences regarding including new media features in core, bundling them as plugins with the core download, or developing them as plugins but not bundling them with the core download. This vote was more interesting to watch. As the notice for the voting went first to the development community, then to the user community, it was possible to see a shift in the voting. Earlier in the voting cycle, there were more votes for bundling ‘core plugins’ for the advanced media features, while later votes skewed heavily toward just putting the features in core. This vote shows, I think, one of the differences between developer and user perspectives. While developers are heavily interested in keeping the core code lean and relying on plugins for advanced functionality, many users would prefer features they want to be included in core rather than being a separate plugin. The final tally on this question was 56.2% for including features in core, 38.1% for bundled plugins, and 5.7% for non-bundled plugins. The actual numbers:
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Clearly this issue deserves more discussion, and the concept of how we move toward a system of canonical plugins and/or core “packages” intended for different use cases (CMS, photoblog, portfolio, etc) will be a big topic in the months ahead.
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So where does that leave us regarding features coming down the road? When the vote closed, the results were discussed in the #wordpress-dev IRC chat to divvy up feature development.
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The top-voted feature, standalone photo albums, is being worked on as a Google Summer of Code project by Rudolf Lai, under the mentorship of WordPress Lead Developer Mark Jaquith. The “pencils down” date for GSOC is in less than two weeks, at which point we’ll be assessing the state of Rudolf’s project. Hopefully, we’ll be able to incorporate it with 2.9 development, do some testing, amend the code and/or UI as needed, and have this launch with the 2.9 release (in core or as plugin TBD). Undoubtedly, additional functionality will be contributed by core contributors who have also been working on media plugins.
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Easier embeds, the second most popular feature, is being looked at in a couple of ways. One, more shortcodes for third-party services. Work on this has already begun. In addition, Viper007Bond, of Viper’s Video Quicktags plugin fame, has taken on the task of working on a way to improve the embed experience in core. We’re not sure quite how this will work yet, but stay tuned.
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Adding some basic editing functions like 90-degree rotation, cropping and resizing was considered an obvious winner in the dev chat, and as several plugins handle this functionality, we’re hopeful it will be included soon.
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Post thumbnails are being handled by Mark Jaquith, who has created this functionality before, with an assist from Scribu, who has a similar plugin in the repository.
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Lower ranked features aren’t off the radar, but may take lower priority than some other (non-media) features we have in the works. One of my favorite 2.9 features is in trunk now, and changes the way we delete content. Goodbye, annoying popup asking me if I’m sure I want to delete a comment/post/etc. Hello, fast and quiet removal into a trash can, from which the content can be retrieved if it was deleted by accident. Think Gmail style. We’re also hoping to work on improving page management, though that has a number of technical issues that may cause it to be a 3.0 feature instead.
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As always, you can keep track of development progress in a number of ways: \n1. Keep track of Trac. Contribute a patch, test a patch, just read through tickets if you have some time to kill, whatever. There are over 500 tickets against the 2.9 milestone currently. Patches and testing can help us get that number down.
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2. Follow Trac commits on Twitter. Don’t want to get involved in the nitty gritty, just want to see what’s getting committed? Follow wpdevel on Twitter and you’ll get core commit updates in your stream.
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3. See what’s on the dev agenda. Each week for the IRC dev chat, there’s an agenda, created based on developer suggestions posted at wpdevel.wordpress.com. This blog also contains discussions about specific development issues.
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4. Join the dev chat. The day changed this week, to accommodate European schedules. Chats are now held for one hour each week on Thursday at 21:00 UTC. That’s 5pm NYC, 2pm in California, etc. Chats are in the #wordpress-dev room at irc.freenode.com.
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5. Watch this blog. If you’re not a developer and prefer to stick to major announcements, the occasional survey to help decide a feature, and security notices, just keep doing what you’re doing. Reading this blog will get you all of these things.
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Thanks again for your help in prioritizing features for version 2.9, hopefully coming toward the end of the year to a server near you!
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The WordPress team had initially committed to maintaining the WordPress 2.0.x legacy branch until 2010. Unfortunately, we bit off more than we could chew—the 2.0.x branch is now retired and deprecated, a few months shy of 2010.
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Many of the security improvements to the new versions of WordPress in the last couple of years were complete reworks of how various systems were handled. Porting those changes to the 2.0.x branch would have been a monumental task and could have introduced instability or new bugs. We had to make hard decisions between stability and merging in the latest security enhancements. Additionally, far fewer people stayed on the 2.0.x branch than we anticipated. I take that as a testament to the new features in WordPress and perhaps even more the features offered by plugins, many of which don’t support older versions of WordPress!
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I’m disappointed that we weren’t able to keep the branch maintained until 2010, but since one of the big reasons for that failure was the massive scope of our security improvements for the newer versions of WordPress, 2.0.x doesn’t die in vain!
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The WordPress team had initially committed to maintaining the WordPress 2.0.x legacy branch until 2010. Unfortunately, we bit off more than we could chew—the 2.0.x branch is now retired and deprecated, a few months shy of 2010.
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I’m disappointed that we weren’t able to keep the branch maintained until 2010, but since one of the big reasons for that failure was the massive scope of our security improvements for the newer versions of WordPress, 2.0.x doesn’t die in vain!
\n\";}i:4;a:13:{s:5:\"title\";s:36:\"Improving your plugin – Changelogs\";s:4:\"link\";s:74:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/improving-your-plugin-changelogs/\";s:8:\"comments\";s:83:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/improving-your-plugin-changelogs/#comments\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 21 Jul 2009 20:28:34 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:14:\"Peter Westwood\";}s:8:\"category\";s:29:\"Documentationpluginstutorials\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=848\";s:11:\"description\";s:340:\"We’ve recently made some changes to help improve the communication between plugin authors and plugin users about the changes that are made between versions.\nWe feel that all software should have a changelog that details, at a high level, what changes have been made in each version so that the user can make an informed decision [...]\";s:7:\"content\";a:1:{s:7:\"encoded\";s:1507:\"
We’ve recently made some changes to help improve the communication between plugin authors and plugin users about the changes that are made between versions.
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We feel that all software should have a changelog that details, at a high level, what changes have been made in each version so that the user can make an informed decision about when to upgrade and how much testing they should do with their site.
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In order to make this an easy and open communication channel we have added support for a Changelog section in the plugins readme.txt file. This changelog information is then displayed as a separate tab in the plugin directory and also in the back end of your WordPress blog when you view the details on a new version of a plugin.
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The new section is formatted as follows:
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We would also like to recommend that you also provide meaningful log messages when you commit changes to the subversion repository for your plugin so that people who want to dig further into your changes can see why things are changing (At the moment is seems a large number of plugin authors leave this field blank which isn’t very helpful).
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We’ve recently made some changes to help improve the communication between plugin authors and plugin users about the changes that are made between versions.
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We feel that all software should have a changelog that details, at a high level, what changes have been made in each version so that the user can make an informed decision about when to upgrade and how much testing they should do with their site.
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In order to make this an easy and open communication channel we have added support for a Changelog section in the plugins readme.txt file. This changelog information is then displayed as a separate tab in the plugin directory and also in the back end of your WordPress blog when you view the details on a new version of a plugin.
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We would also like to recommend that you also provide meaningful log messages when you commit changes to the subversion repository for your plugin so that people who want to dig further into your changes can see why things are changing (At the moment is seems a large number of plugin authors leave this field blank which isn’t very helpful).
\n\";}i:5;a:13:{s:5:\"title\";s:15:\"WordPress 2.8.2\";s:4:\"link\";s:57:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-2/\";s:8:\"comments\";s:66:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-2/#comments\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Mon, 20 Jul 2009 05:35:45 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Ryan Boren\";}s:8:\"category\";s:8:\"Releases\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=856\";s:11:\"description\";s:298:\"WordPress 2.8.2 fixes an XSS vulnerability. Comment author URLs were not fully sanitized when displayed in the admin. This could be exploited to redirect you away from the admin to another site. Download 2.8.2 or automatically upgrade from the Tools->Upgrade page of your blog’s admin.\n\";s:7:\"content\";a:1:{s:7:\"encoded\";s:349:\"
WordPress 2.8.2 fixes an XSS vulnerability. Comment author URLs were not fully sanitized when displayed in the admin. This could be exploited to redirect you away from the admin to another site. Download 2.8.2 or automatically upgrade from the Tools->Upgrade page of your blog’s admin.
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WordPress 2.8.2 fixes an XSS vulnerability. Comment author URLs were not fully sanitized when displayed in the admin. This could be exploited to redirect you away from the admin to another site. Download 2.8.2 or automatically upgrade from the Tools->Upgrade page of your blog’s admin.
\n\";}i:6;a:13:{s:5:\"title\";s:15:\"WordPress 2.8.1\";s:4:\"link\";s:57:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-1/\";s:8:\"comments\";s:66:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-1/#comments\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:20:54 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Ryan Boren\";}s:8:\"category\";s:8:\"Releases\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=836\";s:11:\"description\";s:352:\"WordPress 2.8.1 fixes many bugs and tightens security for plugin administration pages. Core Security Technologies notified us that admin pages added by certain plugins could be viewed by unprivileged users, resulting in information being leaked. Not all plugins are vulnerable to this problem, but we advise upgrading to 2.8.1 to be safe.\nWhat [...]\";s:7:\"content\";a:1:{s:7:\"encoded\";s:2224:\"
WordPress 2.8.1 fixes many bugs and tightens security for plugin administration pages. Core Security Technologies notified us that admin pages added by certain plugins could be viewed by unprivileged users, resulting in information being leaked. Not all plugins are vulnerable to this problem, but we advise upgrading to 2.8.1 to be safe.
Certain themes were calling get_categories() in such a way that it would fail in 2.8. 2.8.1 works around this so these themes won’t have to change.
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Dashboard memory usage is reduced. Some people were running out of memory when loading the dashboard, resulting in an incomplete page.
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The automatic upgrade no longer accidentally deletes files when cleaning up from a failed upgrade.
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A problem where the rich text editor wasn’t being loaded due to compression issues has been worked around.
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Extra security has been put in place to better protect you from plugins that do not do explicit permission checks.
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Translation of role names fixed.
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wp_page_menu() defaults to sorting by the user specified menu order rather than the page title.
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Upload error messages are now correctly reported.
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Autosave error experienced by some IE users is fixed.
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Styling glitch in the plugin editor fixed.
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SSH2 filesystem requirements updated.
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WordPress 2.8.1 fixes many bugs and tightens security for plugin administration pages. Core Security Technologies notified us that admin pages added by certain plugins could be viewed by unprivileged users, resulting in information being leaked. Not all plugins are vulnerable to this problem, but we advise upgrading to 2.8.1 to be safe.
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The automatic upgrade no longer accidentally deletes files when cleaning up from a failed upgrade.
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A problem where the rich text editor wasn’t being loaded due to compression issues has been worked around.
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Extra security has been put in place to better protect you from plugins that do not do explicit permission checks.
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Autosave error experienced by some IE users is fixed.
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\n\";}i:7;a:13:{s:5:\"title\";s:35:\"WordPress 2.8.1 Release Candidate 1\";s:4:\"link\";s:77:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-1-release-candidate-1/\";s:8:\"comments\";s:86:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-1-release-candidate-1/#comments\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 07 Jul 2009 17:04:45 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Ryan Boren\";}s:8:\"category\";s:8:\"Releases\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=833\";s:11:\"description\";s:227:\"2.8.1 is nigh. Release Candidate 1 is our last stop before the final release. Please download RC1, review the changes made since beta 2, and have a look at all of the tickets fixed in 2.8.1. Thanks for testing WordPress.\n\";s:7:\"content\";a:1:{s:7:\"encoded\";s:586:\"
\n\";}s:3:\"wfw\";a:1:{s:10:\"commentrss\";s:82:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/wordpress-2-8-1-release-candidate-1/feed/\";}s:5:\"slash\";a:1:{s:8:\"comments\";s:2:\"37\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:227:\"2.8.1 is nigh. Release Candidate 1 is our last stop before the final release. Please download RC1, review the changes made since beta 2, and have a look at all of the tickets fixed in 2.8.1. Thanks for testing WordPress.\n\";s:12:\"atom_content\";s:586:\"
\n\";}i:8;a:13:{s:5:\"title\";s:27:\"Vote for 2.9 Media Features\";s:4:\"link\";s:69:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/vote-for-2-9-media-features/\";s:8:\"comments\";s:78:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/07/vote-for-2-9-media-features/#comments\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 07 Jul 2009 14:32:10 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Jane Wells\";}s:8:\"category\";s:19:\"DevelopmentFeatures\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=816\";s:11:\"description\";s:351:\"Last Wednesday, the core development team and a number of contributing developers met in the IRC #wordpress-dev channel to talk about which features should be included in version 2.9, which is now entering the development phase. We’ve been planning to focus on media features in 2.9 for some time, and unsurprisingly, it was media features [...]\";s:7:\"content\";a:1:{s:7:\"encoded\";s:4793:\"
Last Wednesday, the core development team and a number of contributing developers met in the IRC #wordpress-dev channel to talk about which features should be included in version 2.9, which is now entering the development phase. We’ve been planning to focus on media features in 2.9 for some time, and unsurprisingly, it was media features that dominated the discussion.* A large percentage of the requests we get from users are for more/better media features, so we’ve decided to focus 2.9 on building an infrastructure for improved media handling that we can continue to build on in versions to come. In that vein, we need your input to determine which features to prioritize and build sooner rather than later.
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These are the features that we’re asking people to vote on (in alphabetical, not prioritized, order):
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Additional Media Filters: In the uploader, you can currently upload an image from your hard drive, link to an image from a URL, or select an image from the Media Library. This proposed feature would add links in the Media Library pane that would allow you to filter images to those that had been used most recently, used most often, and/or marked as a favorite. These filters would be available on the Media Library screen as well. \n \nBasic Image Editing: Enable cropping, resizing and 90-degree rotation of uploaded images. \n \nBetter Media Settings: Enable the creation of more default media settings controlled in the Settings section, and allow settings to be overridden during the individual media upload process as needed.
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Bulk Media Import API: Develop an API to allow for bulk media importing by plugins or importers. \n \nCustom Image Sizes: Instead of hardcoded thumbnail, medium, large, etc. image sizes, custom image sizes would allow you to configure the maximum dimensions for each of the sizes.
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Easier Embeds: Make it easier to embed third-party content such as YouTube videos, etc. Similar to Viper’s Video Quicktags plugin.
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Media Albums: Ability to create and edit photo albums that can stand alone (as opposed to galleries being tied only to a post), including photostream functionality. \n \nMedia Metadata: Enable the use of categories and tags on media files.
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Photostream: Create a Flickr-style photostream that simply displays images in a chronological stream (as opposed to grouping in galleries).
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Post thumbnails: Choose an image to appear as a thumbnail with your post/article/excerpt.
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Revised Media UI: Redesign the uploader UI to make uploading and editing media files a simpler, more user-friendly process.
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These descriptions are repeated in the beginning of the voting survey, so if you forget what something means you’ll be able to scroll up to remind yourself. Only the first question (pick your top choice) is mandatory. This survey isn’t very long. Question two lets you assign a general high/low priority to each of the 11 feature suggestions, while question 3 asks you to rank the 11 features in order of priority from 1-11. A text box or two allow you to make additional suggestions, and that’s it. The survey is anonymous, and will be open all week, until Friday, July 10, 2009 at 11:59 PM UTC.
Results of the survey will be used to help developers decide which features to focus on for version 2.9. The 2.9 anticipated feature list will be posted here later in July, after the priority has been determined. How many contributing developers are available to code various features will play a large part in the decision-making process, so if you’ve ever thought of contributing code to WordPress development, now’s a great time to get involved. Developer chats are held each Wednesday in the IRC channel (irc.freenode.com #wordpress-dev) at 9 PM UTC (5pm Eastern, 2pm Pacific).
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Media Albums: Ability to create and edit photo albums that can stand alone (as opposed to galleries being tied only to a post), including photostream functionality. \n \nMedia Metadata: Enable the use of categories and tags on media files.
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Photostream: Create a Flickr-style photostream that simply displays images in a chronological stream (as opposed to grouping in galleries).
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Revised Media UI: Redesign the uploader UI to make uploading and editing media files a simpler, more user-friendly process.
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These descriptions are repeated in the beginning of the voting survey, so if you forget what something means you’ll be able to scroll up to remind yourself. Only the first question (pick your top choice) is mandatory. This survey isn’t very long. Question two lets you assign a general high/low priority to each of the 11 feature suggestions, while question 3 asks you to rank the 11 features in order of priority from 1-11. A text box or two allow you to make additional suggestions, and that’s it. The survey is anonymous, and will be open all week, until Friday, July 10, 2009 at 11:59 PM UTC.
Results of the survey will be used to help developers decide which features to focus on for version 2.9. The 2.9 anticipated feature list will be posted here later in July, after the priority has been determined. How many contributing developers are available to code various features will play a large part in the decision-making process, so if you’ve ever thought of contributing code to WordPress development, now’s a great time to get involved. Developer chats are held each Wednesday in the IRC channel (irc.freenode.com #wordpress-dev) at 9 PM UTC (5pm Eastern, 2pm Pacific).
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You asked the Software Freedom Law Center to clarify the status of themes as derivative works of WordPress, a content management software package written in PHP and licensed under version 2 of the GNU General Public License.
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We examined release candidate 1 of WordPress 2.8, which you provided to us at http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.8-RC1.tar.gz. The “classic” and “default” themes included in that release candidate comprise various PHP and CSS files along with an optional directory of images. The PHP files contain a mix of HTML markup and PHP calls to \nWordPress functions. There is some programmatic logic in the PHP code, including loops and conditionals.
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The PHP elements, taken together, are clearly derivative of WordPress code. The template is loaded via the include() function. Its contents are combined with the WordPress code in memory to be processed by PHP along with (and completely indistinguishable from) the rest of WordPress. The PHP code consists largely of calls to WordPress functions and sparse, minimal logic to control which WordPress functions are accessed and how many times they will be called. They are derivative of WordPress because every part of them is determined by the content of the WordPress functions they call. As works of authorship, they are designed only to be combined with WordPress into a larger work.
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HTML elements are intermingled with PHP in the two themes presented. These snippets of HTML interspersed with PHP throughout the theme PHP files together form a work whose form is highly dependent on the PHP and thus derivative of it.
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In conclusion, the WordPress themes supplied contain elements that are derivative of WordPress’s copyrighted code. These themes, being collections of distinct works (images, CSS files, PHP files), need not be GPL-licensed as a whole. Rather, the PHP files are subject to the requirements of the GPL while the images and CSS are not. Third-party developers of such themes may apply restrictive copyrights to these elements if they wish.
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Finally, we note that it might be possible to design a valid WordPress theme that avoids the factors that subject it to WordPress’s copyright, but such a theme would have to forgo almost all the WordPress functionality that makes the software useful.
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Sincerely, \nJames Vasile \nSoftware Freedom Law Center
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Matt,
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You asked the Software Freedom Law Center to clarify the status of themes as derivative works of WordPress, a content management software package written in PHP and licensed under version 2 of the GNU General Public License.
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We examined release candidate 1 of WordPress 2.8, which you provided to us at http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.8-RC1.tar.gz. The “classic” and “default” themes included in that release candidate comprise various PHP and CSS files along with an optional directory of images. The PHP files contain a mix of HTML markup and PHP calls to \nWordPress functions. There is some programmatic logic in the PHP code, including loops and conditionals.
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When WordPress is started, it executes various routines that prepare information for use by themes. In normal use, control is then transferred via PHP’s include() function to HTML and PHP templates found in theme package files. The PHP code in those template files relies on the earlier-prepared information to fill the templates for serving to the client.
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In the WordPress themes, CSS files and images exist purely as data to be served by a web server. WordPress itself ignores these files[1]. The CSS and image files are simply read by the server as data and delivered verbatim to the user, avoiding the WordPress instance altogether. The CSS and images could easily be used with a range of HTML documents and read and displayed by a variety of software having no relation to WordPress. As such, these files are separate works from the WordPress code itself.
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The PHP elements, taken together, are clearly derivative of WordPress code. The template is loaded via the include() function. Its contents are combined with the WordPress code in memory to be processed by PHP along with (and completely indistinguishable from) the rest of WordPress. The PHP code consists largely of calls to WordPress functions and sparse, minimal logic to control which WordPress functions are accessed and how many times they will be called. They are derivative of WordPress because every part of them is determined by the content of the WordPress functions they call. As works of authorship, they are designed only to be combined with WordPress into a larger work.
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HTML elements are intermingled with PHP in the two themes presented. These snippets of HTML interspersed with PHP throughout the theme PHP files together form a work whose form is highly dependent on the PHP and thus derivative of it.
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In conclusion, the WordPress themes supplied contain elements that are derivative of WordPress’s copyrighted code. These themes, being collections of distinct works (images, CSS files, PHP files), need not be GPL-licensed as a whole. Rather, the PHP files are subject to the requirements of the GPL while the images and CSS are not. Third-party developers of such themes may apply restrictive copyrights to these elements if they wish.
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Finally, we note that it might be possible to design a valid WordPress theme that avoids the factors that subject it to WordPress’s copyright, but such a theme would have to forgo almost all the WordPress functionality that makes the software useful.
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Sincerely, \nJames Vasile \nSoftware Freedom Law Center
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This security release is required if you have any untrusted user accounts, but it also comes with important security enhancements and hardening. All WordPress users are strongly encouraged to update.
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Three point oh point five \nEnhances security \nThree point one comes soon
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The release addresses a number of issues and provides two additional enhancements:
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Two moderate security issues were fixed that could have allowed a Contributor- or Author-level user to gain further access to the site.
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Thanks to Nils Jueneman and Saddy for their private and responsible disclosures to security@wordpress.org for two of the issues. The others were reported or repaired by our security team.
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Download 3.0.5 or update automatically from the Dashboard > Updates menu in your site’s admin area. Please update immediately.
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WordPress 3.1 Release Candidate 4 is also now available.
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The Release Candidate 4 build includes the security fixes and enhancements included in 3.0.5 and addresses about two dozen additional bugs. This includes fixes for:
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Mark your calendars: WordCamp San Francisco, the official annual WordPress conference, will be August 12-14, 2011. This year will mark the 5th anniversary of WordCamp, and as always will feature Matt Mullenweg’s “State of the Word” address as well as a variety of amazing speakers that you’d normally only get to see at expensive industry conferences. This year the program will be expanded to three days, with programming for publishers, bloggers, and developers. There will also be related activities, like core team summits, workshops for contributors, designers, and local organizers, and various professional and networking events. The planning is just beginning, so save the date on your calendar and keep an eye on the WordCamp SF 2011 site (and/or follow the @wordcampsf twitter account) for updates as details become available.
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*For people who attended WordCamp SF last year who thought the annual event this year would be called WordCon, with WordCamp SF becoming a more locally-oriented event, you can read my long-winded explanation of why we didn’t go that route over the on the WordCamp Central blog.
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WordPress 3.1 Release Candidate 3 is now available. After careful evaluation of the 3.1 features in RC2, we recognized the need to make some adjustments. There are some significant differences from previous versions of 3.1, so please review the changes if you have been developing against a beta or RC version.
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The biggest change is the removal of AJAX list tables, which had been an effort to move all of our list-style screens to full AJAX for pagination, searches, and column sorts, and to consolidate the list-style screens into a single API that plugins could leverage. Unfortunately, with more testing came realizations that there were too many major bugs and usability issues with how the functionality was implemented, so we’ve spent the last week rolling back the most important portions of the feature.
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For users: AJAX has been entirely disabled for the list tables. We hope to bring this back again, in a form that is properly and fully implemented, in a future release. Column sorting remains, but everything else has returned to its 3.0 state.
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For developers: The entire list table API is now marked private. If you attempt to leverage new components of the API, you are pretty much guaranteeing that your plugins will break in a future release, so please don’t do that. We hope to enable all the fun new goodies for public use in a future release.
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This is the only way we could prevent any regressions in functionality and usability from WordPress 3.0 to 3.1. That’s right, users and plugin authors can still do everything you used to be able to do (and a little bit more).
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Because of the code churn between RC2 and RC3, this release candidate needs a lot of testing. Every list screen needs testing. In particular, the comment moderation screen needs testing, especially with keyboard shortcuts (if you didn’t know about those, now’s your chance to try them out).
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Other fixes in RC3 include:
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Properly display the author dropdown in Quick Edit
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I’m assembling a group of friends in Washington, D.C., this weekend to test WordPress 3.1 and provide feedback. We’d love to see this idea catch on among friends at coffee shops around the world. (We’ll blog our results, and we’re thinking about using the hashtag #wptest on Twitter.) If you are testing the release candidate and think you’ve found a bug, there are a few ways to let us know:
We’re going to study this release carefully to see where we can improve on our internal processes in the future. With that, our requisite haiku, authored by Jane:
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Pulling the AJAX – \nsometimes you need to step back \nand show some restraint.
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Happy testing!
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The second release candidate for WordPress 3.1 is now available. The requisite haiku:
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Rounding up stragglers \nLast few bugs for 3.1 \nGo test RC2
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As I outlined in the announcement post for RC1, release candidates are the last stop before the final release. It means we think we’re done, and we again have no bugs to squash. But with tens of millions of users, many server configurations and setups, and thousands of plugins and themes, it’s still possible we’ve missed something.
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Beta 1 came on Thanksgiving, RC1 on Christmas, and RC2 on New Year’s Day. We won’t be waiting for another holiday for the final release, though, so if you haven’t tested WordPress 3.1 yet, now is the time!
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The security fixes included in WordPress 3.0.4
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If any known issues crop up, you’ll be able to find them here. If you’d like to know which levers to pull in your testing, check out a list of features in our Beta 1 post.
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This issue affects all versions of WordPress prior to 3.0.4, so if you are still on a 2.X release you need to update as well.
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I realize an update during the holidays is no fun, but this one is worth putting down the eggnog for. In the spirit of the holidays, consider helping your friends as well.
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I loved it when that Intel commercial in 2009 gave Ajay Bhatt, co-inventor of the USB, some recognition as a rock star of geekland (though I hated it that it wasn’t actually Ajay Bhatt, but an actor — way to kill the message, Intel).1 In WordPress-land, most people know who Matt Mullenweg is, but most of the other leaders and contributors are much less visible. Moving forward, I’m going to be posting profiles here of some of our more dedicated contributors.
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I’ll post here in January when we have dates/times set for the video town hall. In the meantime, you can submit questions for us to answer then in the forum thread What Should 2011 Hold for WordPress?
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DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
DLB Media (www.dwords.com) has created a highly agile and affordable approach to Communications for the audio, video, post, broadcast design and broadcast technologies sectors.\r\n \r\nIt’s simple: Instead of charging monthly retainers, we approach our clients’ needs just as you do – on a per-project basis.\r\n \r\nDLB Media founder David Weiss, an internationally published authority and one of the entertainment technology industry’s leading writers and journalists, is at the nucleus of an extremely talented group of media specialists who agree in the logic of this per-project philosophy.\r\n \r\nIn our view, Communications entails a wide variety of components for raising your profile, and consistently spreading an effective, targeted message. As you need it, our top specialists are available to create the right mix of:\r\n\r\n
\r\nStrategic planning • Branding • Marketing • Email blasts • Social Media •\r\nPR • Events\r\n \r\n\r\n
With this outlook, DLB Media is able to offer an ongoing, cost-effective Communications program that provides you with a true competitive edge. \r\n \r\nGet in touch for a free consultation – we look forward to hearing from you.\r\n \r\nDavid Weiss, Founder and CEO, DLB Media, LLC – david@dwords.com -- Twitter: NYC_Sound, 212-253-1894','DLB Media: At the Hub of a Higher Profile',0,'','publish','open','open','','david-weiss-elected-world-prez','','','2009-06-22 22:24:39','2009-06-23 02:24:39','',0,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=3',0,'post','',0),(4,1,'2009-06-01 21:32:22','2009-06-02 01:32:22','','David Weiss Elected World Prez',0,'','inherit','open','open','','3-revision','','','2009-06-01 21:32:22','2009-06-02 01:32:22','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=4',0,'revision','',0),(5,1,'2009-06-01 21:37:13','2009-06-02 01:37:13','It\'s official -- David Weiss is the shit. God, we love this man.','David Weiss Elected World Prez',0,'It\'s official.','inherit','open','open','','3-revision-2','','','2009-06-01 21:37:13','2009-06-02 01:37:13','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=5',0,'revision','',0),(6,1,'2009-06-22 21:47:33','2009-06-23 01:47:33','It\'s official -- David Weiss is awesome.','David Weiss Elected World Prez',0,'It\'s official.','inherit','open','open','','3-revision-3','','','2009-06-22 21:47:33','2009-06-23 01:47:33','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=6',0,'revision','',0),(8,1,'2009-06-22 21:47:42','2009-06-23 01:47:42','It\'s official -- David Weiss is awesome.','David Weiss Elected World Prez',0,'It\'s official.','inherit','open','open','','3-revision-4','','','2009-06-22 21:47:42','2009-06-23 01:47:42','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=8',0,'revision','',0),(9,1,'2009-06-22 22:18:07','2009-06-23 02:18:07','
DLB Media (www.dwords.com) has created a highly agile and affordable approach to Communications for the audio, video, post, broadcast design and broadcast technologies sectors.\r\n \r\nIt’s simple: Instead of charging monthly retainers, we approach our clients’ needs just as you do – on a per-project basis.\r\n \r\nDLB Media founder David Weiss, an internationally published authority and one of the entertainment technology industry’s leading writers and journalists, is at the nucleus of an extremely talented group of media specialists who agree in the logic of this per-project philosophy.\r\n \r\nIn our view, Communications entails a wide variety of components for raising your profile, and consistently spreading an effective, targeted message. As you need it, our top specialists are available to create the right mix of:\r\n\r\n
\r\nStrategic planning • Branding • Marketing • Email blasts • Social media •\r\nPR • Events\r\n \r\n\r\n
With this outlook, DLB Media is able to offer an ongoing, cost-effective Communications program that provides you with a true competitive edge. \r\n \r\nGet in touch for a free consultation – we look forward to hearing from you.\r\n \r\nDavid Weiss, Founder and CEO, DLB Media, LLC – david@dwords.com -- Twitter: NYC_Sound\r\n \r\nwww.dwords.com','The Hub of a Higher Profile',0,'','inherit','open','open','','3-revision-5','','','2009-06-22 22:18:07','2009-06-23 02:18:07','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=9',0,'revision','',0),(11,1,'2009-06-22 22:23:50','2009-06-23 02:23:50','
DLB Media (www.dwords.com) has created a highly agile and affordable approach to Communications for the audio, video, post, broadcast design and broadcast technologies sectors.\r\n \r\nIt’s simple: Instead of charging monthly retainers, we approach our clients’ needs just as you do – on a per-project basis.\r\n \r\nDLB Media founder David Weiss, an internationally published authority and one of the entertainment technology industry’s leading writers and journalists, is at the nucleus of an extremely talented group of media specialists who agree in the logic of this per-project philosophy.\r\n \r\nIn our view, Communications entails a wide variety of components for raising your profile, and consistently spreading an effective, targeted message. As you need it, our top specialists are available to create the right mix of:\r\n\r\n
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With this outlook, DLB Media is able to offer an ongoing, cost-effective Communications program that provides you with a true competitive edge. \r\n \r\nGet in touch for a free consultation – we look forward to hearing from you.\r\n \r\nDavid Weiss, Founder and CEO, DLB Media, LLC – david@dwords.com -- Twitter: NYC_Sound, 212-253-1894','DLB Media: At the Hub of a Higher Profile',0,'','inherit','open','open','','3-revision-7','','','2009-06-22 22:23:50','2009-06-23 02:23:50','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=11',0,'revision','',0),(10,1,'2009-06-22 22:20:49','2009-06-23 02:20:49','
DLB Media (www.dwords.com) has created a highly agile and affordable approach to Communications for the audio, video, post, broadcast design and broadcast technologies sectors.\r\n \r\nIt’s simple: Instead of charging monthly retainers, we approach our clients’ needs just as you do – on a per-project basis.\r\n \r\nDLB Media founder David Weiss, an internationally published authority and one of the entertainment technology industry’s leading writers and journalists, is at the nucleus of an extremely talented group of media specialists who agree in the logic of this per-project philosophy.\r\n \r\nIn our view, Communications entails a wide variety of components for raising your profile, and consistently spreading an effective, targeted message. As you need it, our top specialists are available to create the right mix of:\r\n\r\n
\r\nStrategic planning • Branding • Marketing • Email blasts • Social Media •\r\nPR • Events\r\n \r\n\r\n
With this outlook, DLB Media is able to offer an ongoing, cost-effective Communications program that provides you with a true competitive edge. \r\n \r\nGet in touch for a free consultation – we look forward to hearing from you.\r\n \r\nDavid Weiss, Founder and CEO, DLB Media, LLC – david@dwords.com -- Twitter: NYC_Sound\r\n \r\nwww.dwords.com','The Hub of a Higher Profile',0,'','inherit','open','open','','3-revision-6','','','2009-06-22 22:20:49','2009-06-23 02:20:49','',3,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=10',0,'revision','',0),(12,1,'2009-06-26 18:47:58','2009-06-26 22:47:58','Many companies understand that their executives need to blog. But getting consistent, high-quality blogs online from a firm\'s top talent isn\'t as easy as simply pressing \"publish\".\r\n\r\nPutting high-quality content online from CEO\'s, VP\'s and other company execs whose time is at a premium requires experience. DLB Media has honed proven processes which ensure that executive blogs can get started, and then keep on going. \r\n\r\nEfficient workflow. Compelling content. A higher online profile. With DLB Media, execs embrace blogging, and the online world responds. Get in touch with us to learn more.','Exec Blogging',0,'','publish','closed','closed','','exec-blogging','','','2009-06-28 20:06:45','2009-06-29 00:06:45','',0,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?page_id=12',0,'page','',0),(13,1,'2009-06-26 18:47:11','2009-06-26 22:47:11','','Executive Blogging',0,'','inherit','open','open','','12-revision','','','2009-06-26 18:47:11','2009-06-26 22:47:11','',12,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=13',0,'revision','',0),(14,1,'2009-06-26 18:47:36','2009-06-26 22:47:36','copy copy','Exec Blogging',0,'','inherit','open','open','','12-revision-2','','','2009-06-26 18:47:36','2009-06-26 22:47:36','',12,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=14',0,'revision','',0),(15,1,'2009-06-28 20:07:10','2009-06-29 00:07:10','Many companies understand that their executives need to blog. But getting consistent, high-quality blogs online from a firm\'s top talent isn\'t as easy as simply pressing \"publish\".\r\n\r\nPutting high-quality content online from CEO\'s, VP\'s and other company execs whose time is at a premium requires experience. DLB Media has honed proven processes which ensure that executive blogs can get started, and then keep on going. \r\n\r\nEfficient workflow. Compelling content. A higher online profile. With DLB Media, execs embrace blogging, and the online world responds. Get in touch with us to learn more.','Exec Blogging',0,'','inherit','open','open','','12-autosave','','','2009-06-28 20:07:10','2009-06-29 00:07:10','',12,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=15',0,'revision','',0),(16,1,'2009-06-26 18:47:58','2009-06-26 22:47:58','copy copy','Exec Blogging',0,'','inherit','open','open','','12-revision-3','','','2009-06-26 18:47:58','2009-06-26 22:47:58','',12,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=16',0,'revision','',0),(17,1,'2009-06-28 20:05:14','2009-06-29 00:05:14','Many companies understand that their executives need to blog. But getting consistent, high-quality blogs online from a firm\'s top talent isn\'t as easy as simply pressing \"publish\".\r\n\r\nPutting high-quality content online from CEO\'s, VP\'s and other company execs whose time is at a premium requires experience. DLB Media has honed proven processes which ensure that executive blogs can get started, and then keep on going. \r\n\r\nEfficient workflow. Compelling content. A higher online profile. With DLB Media, execs embrace blogging, and the online world responds. Get in touch with us to learn more.','Exec Blogging',0,'','inherit','open','open','','12-revision-4','','','2009-06-28 20:05:14','2009-06-29 00:05:14','',12,'http://dwords.com/wordpress/?p=17',0,'revision','',0),(18,1,'2009-08-09 14:34:52','2009-08-09 18:34:52','
David Weiss – President of DLB Media, LLC
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DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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David Weiss – President of DLB Media, LLC
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DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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David Weiss – President of DLB Media, LLC
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DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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David Weiss – President of DLB Media, LLC
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DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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David Weiss – President of DLB Media, LLC
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DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
DLB Media LLC was founded in 1998 by David Weiss. Also known as \"The Communicator\", Mr. Weiss is a seasoned marketing/PR writer, communications consultant and strategist with significant experience in the online, broadcast technology, post, pro audio, A/V and music industries.
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He places an extremely high priority on professionalism, quality customer service and affordable solutions across all aspects of communications including strategic planning, PR, marketing, graphic design, Web copy, TV scripts, name generation and branding.
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Mr. Weiss is an internationally published freelance journalist. He has been the New York City editor of Mix magazine since 2003, and his work has appeared regularly in publications such as Archi-Tech, Drum!, Systems Contractor News, Time Out and Remix.
Mr. Weiss’ clients have included AMS Neve; Lavry Engineering; Ultrasone headphones; Mytek; the communications firm Marcomm Group for clients including Canon, Ikegami, Chyron, Videotek, Vinten, and D Data; fiber optic carrier Q Media; wireless broadband specialists Rainbow Broadband; the NYC video editing facility Rhinoceros, A/V specialists Essential Communications; post houses Planet V and Nutmeg Audio Post, among others.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in Communications (1994). Mr. Weiss lives in Manhattan with his wife and son.
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