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Download beta 2.  See changes since beta 1.

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Download beta 2.  See changes since beta 1.

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Download it, test it, file bugs.

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What’s new? All of this.

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Good hunting, all you testers.

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Download it, test it, file bugs.

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What’s new? All of this.

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Good hunting, all you testers.

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“I wish they’d implement feature x.”

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“Why won’t they put feature y into core? It’s rated really high in the Ideas forum!”

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“It doesn’t matter what I think, all the decisions get made by an elite crime-fighting squad funded by an anonymous millionaire. Er, I mean the four core devs.”

\n

These sentiments, and others like them, are the focus of today’s post. Setting aside the similarities between Ryan, Andrew, Mark and Peter to Charlie’s Angels for a moment, the question of how decisions about features are made needs to be addressed. There are a number of mechanisms in place for communication between the community and the core team, but with so many different channels, it’s hard to keep up with them all and still focus on production. Here’s where we are now…

\n

#wordpress-dev IRC channel: The IRC channel used to be more active. These days there’s rarely more than a dozen or two people online at any given time, and hours go by with no activity. When a question pops up, it’s often a tech question from a less experienced developer or site manager looking for help, as opposed to ongoing discussions about the best way to approach core code and features. When core-focused discussions do occur, they tend to fade out as time zone variances cause people to log off before a core dev enters the room.

\n

wp-hackers list: The hackers mailing list reaches thousands of contributing developers, plugin developers, and lurking interested parties. Discussions range from how to use hooks to whether or not something in core should be changed to troubleshooting for other list members. Conversations on this list sometimes can get heated and occasionally stray into rudeness, which makes some people hesitate to utilize this communication channel.

\n

This dev blog: This blog is used mostly for “official” announcements, and more recently, for surveys and polls intended to give the core devs an idea of community opinion on things being considered for future versions. Posting is irregular, sometimes with new content every other day, sometimes with nothing for a couple of weeks.

\n

wpdevel.wordpress.com: Another blog, also an “official” outlet, in which the core team posts about any big code changes they’re working on. This gives plugin authors and contributing developers a heads-up, and provides a place for community discussion around specific issues like the new widgets API.

\n

Trac: The ticket system used for active development has gotten out of control. Hundreds of tickets are already lined up for future versions because they were punted from current releases; many aren’t even relevant anymore. Trac has wound being a place where people report bugs, suggest code changes, request features and debate methodologies; some of these conversations are years old. This broad use of the system makes it harder to power through tickets and get bugs fixed.

\n

Ideas forum: The Ideas forum is a place where anyone can suggest a new feature, rate features suggested by others, leave comments, and generally discuss the future of the WordPress application. However, like Trac, some of the items here are years old. Because of the way the rating system works, older items remain at the top of the list. Some threads are simply he said/she said preference arguments, as opposed to contructive discussions about the value of implementing certain features or changes. There’s no direct connection between the Ideas forum and Trac.

\n

WordPress is an open source project, successful because of the community that both develops and uses it. At the same time, some people find it difficult to become involved in the project, and are unsure of how to engage with the core team and community at large. The channels listed above can be overwhleming to someone just joining the community, and/or frustrating to longtime community members who feel like they used to have more influence. We need to fix this. The WordPress project needs to be welcoming, easy to navigate as a contributor, and provide useful feedback to help grow the expertise of its community members.

\n

I think we should figure this out together. You, members of this community, know how you feel about the communication channels available to you. You probably have ideas about how to make it better. Some of you may even have sketched out digrams of systems that you think would work better.  Link Ideas to Trac? Change the Ideas rating algorithm? Close Trac tickets that don’t get resolved within a certain period of time? Just do everything through Trac? What do you think? What would make it easier for you to keep up with development progress and get involved with the varius contribution opportunities? I *know* you have an opinion.

\n

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be gathering your input about how we can improve communication and participation, and then we’ll embark on a project to fix/create a system for collecting ideas, opinions and feedback that will allow WordPress to grow as an inclusive community. Here’s the plan: Gather ideas from people via IRC, forums, live chats, surveys, etc. Assemble a small group of interested parties to help figure out possible approaches, put suggested approaches to a community vote. If redesigning something (like the Ideas forum) is deemed necessary, utilize community designers to create layouts. Beta test it to see if it does work as hoped. Launch and make everyone happy with the new, improved communication/ideas/feedback system!

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Up First

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Use this forum thread to post your suggestions about this. What do you think needs to be changed or improved? How would you structure it? How do the existing channels fit into your suggestion?

\n

On Tuesday, May 12 at 21:00 UTC (5pm New York time), hop into the #wordpress-dev IRC channel (irc.freenode.com) and talk about your suggestions for how to improve communication. I’ll be there, taking notes and answering questions, and asking follow-up questions when someone pitches a good idea. An hour later, I’ll be joining the WordCast Podcast to talk about this issue. They’re trying to set up a call-in format; if that pans out, we’ll post the call-in info in the dev channel. Otherwise, A call-in number has been set up through TalkShoe.

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1-724-444-7444
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We’ll also read off suggestions being made in the dev channel and discuss them.

\n

More opportunities to weigh in on this issue to come. Also, further investigation into the similarities between the core devs and Charlie’s Angels. \':)\'

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\n

“It doesn’t matter what I think, all the decisions get made by an elite crime-fighting squad funded by an anonymous millionaire. Er, I mean the four core devs.”

\n

These sentiments, and others like them, are the focus of today’s post. Setting aside the similarities between Ryan, Andrew, Mark and Peter to Charlie’s Angels for a moment, the question of how decisions about features are made needs to be addressed. There are a number of mechanisms in place for communication between the community and the core team, but with so many different channels, it’s hard to keep up with them all and still focus on production. Here’s where we are now…

\n

#wordpress-dev IRC channel: The IRC channel used to be more active. These days there’s rarely more than a dozen or two people online at any given time, and hours go by with no activity. When a question pops up, it’s often a tech question from a less experienced developer or site manager looking for help, as opposed to ongoing discussions about the best way to approach core code and features. When core-focused discussions do occur, they tend to fade out as time zone variances cause people to log off before a core dev enters the room.

\n

wp-hackers list: The hackers mailing list reaches thousands of contributing developers, plugin developers, and lurking interested parties. Discussions range from how to use hooks to whether or not something in core should be changed to troubleshooting for other list members. Conversations on this list sometimes can get heated and occasionally stray into rudeness, which makes some people hesitate to utilize this communication channel.

\n

This dev blog: This blog is used mostly for “official” announcements, and more recently, for surveys and polls intended to give the core devs an idea of community opinion on things being considered for future versions. Posting is irregular, sometimes with new content every other day, sometimes with nothing for a couple of weeks.

\n

wpdevel.wordpress.com: Another blog, also an “official” outlet, in which the core team posts about any big code changes they’re working on. This gives plugin authors and contributing developers a heads-up, and provides a place for community discussion around specific issues like the new widgets API.

\n

Trac: The ticket system used for active development has gotten out of control. Hundreds of tickets are already lined up for future versions because they were punted from current releases; many aren’t even relevant anymore. Trac has wound being a place where people report bugs, suggest code changes, request features and debate methodologies; some of these conversations are years old. This broad use of the system makes it harder to power through tickets and get bugs fixed.

\n

Ideas forum: The Ideas forum is a place where anyone can suggest a new feature, rate features suggested by others, leave comments, and generally discuss the future of the WordPress application. However, like Trac, some of the items here are years old. Because of the way the rating system works, older items remain at the top of the list. Some threads are simply he said/she said preference arguments, as opposed to contructive discussions about the value of implementing certain features or changes. There’s no direct connection between the Ideas forum and Trac.

\n

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\n

I think we should figure this out together. You, members of this community, know how you feel about the communication channels available to you. You probably have ideas about how to make it better. Some of you may even have sketched out digrams of systems that you think would work better.  Link Ideas to Trac? Change the Ideas rating algorithm? Close Trac tickets that don’t get resolved within a certain period of time? Just do everything through Trac? What do you think? What would make it easier for you to keep up with development progress and get involved with the varius contribution opportunities? I *know* you have an opinion.

\n

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be gathering your input about how we can improve communication and participation, and then we’ll embark on a project to fix/create a system for collecting ideas, opinions and feedback that will allow WordPress to grow as an inclusive community. Here’s the plan: Gather ideas from people via IRC, forums, live chats, surveys, etc. Assemble a small group of interested parties to help figure out possible approaches, put suggested approaches to a community vote. If redesigning something (like the Ideas forum) is deemed necessary, utilize community designers to create layouts. Beta test it to see if it does work as hoped. Launch and make everyone happy with the new, improved communication/ideas/feedback system!

\n

Up First

\n

Use this forum thread to post your suggestions about this. What do you think needs to be changed or improved? How would you structure it? How do the existing channels fit into your suggestion?

\n

On Tuesday, May 12 at 21:00 UTC (5pm New York time), hop into the #wordpress-dev IRC channel (irc.freenode.com) and talk about your suggestions for how to improve communication. I’ll be there, taking notes and answering questions, and asking follow-up questions when someone pitches a good idea. An hour later, I’ll be joining the WordCast Podcast to talk about this issue. They’re trying to set up a call-in format; if that pans out, we’ll post the call-in info in the dev channel. Otherwise, A call-in number has been set up through TalkShoe.

\n

1-724-444-7444
\nMeeting ID: 50127
\nPin (if you don’t have a TalkShoe account): enter 1#

\n

We’ll also read off suggestions being made in the dev channel and discuss them.

\n

More opportunities to weigh in on this issue to come. Also, further investigation into the similarities between the core devs and Charlie’s Angels. \':)\'

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One of the reasons WordPress 2.7 was such a success is the amount of usability testing that took place during the development cycle. Starting with testing 2.5 and the Crazyhorse prototype and following with the 2.7 beta, the testing program looked at almost every feature and function in the application. That kind of thing? Takes a lot of time. \':)\'

\n

For readers who aren’t familiar with the process behind usability testing, here’s an overview. First, determine the scope of your test and create a test protocol/script. Determine the audience segments to be included in the test group(s), and begin recruiting. Recruiting may mean hiring an agency to find participants, but for testing WordPress, it makes more sense to recruit from within this community, so that means making a screening survey, reading all the responses, segmenting the respondents into categories and contacting people until you’ve filled your desired quotas (for whatever segments you’re seeking, such as newbie, experienced user, developer, CMS user, photoblogger, mobile user, etc. ). Then come the test sessions.

\n

Depending on what is being tested, these last anywhere from half an hour to an hour and half apiece. Sessions are generally recorded using screen capture and web cam, with a video camera for backup. The moderator(s) generally take notes during sessions and/or (depending on what software is being used for the session capture) set markers in the video to indicate task completion, comments of interest, etc.  In some cases, auxiliary test methods such as eye-tracking may be included. When the sessions are complete, the results are analyzed. All the notes and videos are reviewed, patterns are identified, and ultimately a report is written and the feedback informs the next round of revisions.

\n

Some people think it shouldn’t take much time to do all this. I’ve lost count of the number of people who cite an old article by Jakob Nielsen that says you don’t need to test with more than 5 users because usability issues become clear right away. While I’ve found that to be generally true, when your user base is as diverse in experience level, usage, platform  configuration, language (right to left languages have a pretty different experience) and demography as the WordPress community is, 5 users really isn’t enough to get a clear picture. We try to test with at least a dozen people each round, but then we are limited to a geographic region (test in NY, test in SF, or test wherever we can schedule enough people back to back to make it worthwhile), while WordPress users are located all over the globe.

\n

To address this, we’re introducing a set of new contribution opportunities to expand our usability testing program. As with development and graphic design, we’re going to create an infrastructure to allow community participation in usability testing on a regular basis and in a much broader capacity than existed before, when it was limited to announcements that we needed participants in x city on y date. We’ll be looking for volunteer moderators as well as participants, hopefully from all over the world.

\n

Moderators. Observational usability testing isn’t rocket science, but neither is it a simple task to reduce bias. Because of this, at first we’ll choose only moderators who have professional experience conducting usability tests. People who conduct testing for design agencies, software companies, usability consulting firms and the like will be our first round draft picks. In the future, when we have a group of regular volunteers and have ironed out any kinks in the process, we’ll ideally match up experienced testers with aspiring ones, using a mentorship model to increase the number of people who can contribute in this fashion.

\n

Participants. If you use WordPress, chances are you could participant in a usability test at some point. In some cases we’re looking for particular behaviors (people who upload large video files, people who blog from their iPhone, people who manage more than 5 blogs, etc.), while other times the behaviors we’re looking for are much more common (do you have widgets in your sidebar, have you changed themes in the last 6 months, is there more than one author on your blog, etc.).

\n

So how will these opportunities come into play, and how will it make WordPress better?

\n

We’ll start with the moderators, and try to get volunteers with a decent geographic spread. Then, we’ll start signing up potential test participants in those areas (though we’ll also allow at-large registrations, since traveling testing will still be happening). We’re working on a registration process for potential participants. You’ll enter your basic info (location, contact info) and answer some questions about your WordPress usage to be entered in the database, and when there’s a testing opportunity coming up that’s appropriate for you, a local moderator will get in touch to see if you’re interested. Further down the road we may experiment with remote testing and other methods, but for now, this approach will broaden the geographic scope of our testing.

\n

All moderators will follow the same test protocols and script, and their results/reports/video will be reviewed and collated, with a composite report (including the protocol/script that was used) published to the community. This will provide designers and developers with broader feedback during the dev cycle, and will allow the wider community to both understand and participate in the testing program.

\n

If you’re interested in being a moderator during this initial phase (meaning you do it professionally), send me an email and introduce yourself. If you’re interested in signing up as a potential test participant, watch this space. We’ll post a link to the registration survey once it’s ready.

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\n

For readers who aren’t familiar with the process behind usability testing, here’s an overview. First, determine the scope of your test and create a test protocol/script. Determine the audience segments to be included in the test group(s), and begin recruiting. Recruiting may mean hiring an agency to find participants, but for testing WordPress, it makes more sense to recruit from within this community, so that means making a screening survey, reading all the responses, segmenting the respondents into categories and contacting people until you’ve filled your desired quotas (for whatever segments you’re seeking, such as newbie, experienced user, developer, CMS user, photoblogger, mobile user, etc. ). Then come the test sessions.

\n

Depending on what is being tested, these last anywhere from half an hour to an hour and half apiece. Sessions are generally recorded using screen capture and web cam, with a video camera for backup. The moderator(s) generally take notes during sessions and/or (depending on what software is being used for the session capture) set markers in the video to indicate task completion, comments of interest, etc.  In some cases, auxiliary test methods such as eye-tracking may be included. When the sessions are complete, the results are analyzed. All the notes and videos are reviewed, patterns are identified, and ultimately a report is written and the feedback informs the next round of revisions.

\n

Some people think it shouldn’t take much time to do all this. I’ve lost count of the number of people who cite an old article by Jakob Nielsen that says you don’t need to test with more than 5 users because usability issues become clear right away. While I’ve found that to be generally true, when your user base is as diverse in experience level, usage, platform  configuration, language (right to left languages have a pretty different experience) and demography as the WordPress community is, 5 users really isn’t enough to get a clear picture. We try to test with at least a dozen people each round, but then we are limited to a geographic region (test in NY, test in SF, or test wherever we can schedule enough people back to back to make it worthwhile), while WordPress users are located all over the globe.

\n

To address this, we’re introducing a set of new contribution opportunities to expand our usability testing program. As with development and graphic design, we’re going to create an infrastructure to allow community participation in usability testing on a regular basis and in a much broader capacity than existed before, when it was limited to announcements that we needed participants in x city on y date. We’ll be looking for volunteer moderators as well as participants, hopefully from all over the world.

\n

Moderators. Observational usability testing isn’t rocket science, but neither is it a simple task to reduce bias. Because of this, at first we’ll choose only moderators who have professional experience conducting usability tests. People who conduct testing for design agencies, software companies, usability consulting firms and the like will be our first round draft picks. In the future, when we have a group of regular volunteers and have ironed out any kinks in the process, we’ll ideally match up experienced testers with aspiring ones, using a mentorship model to increase the number of people who can contribute in this fashion.

\n

Participants. If you use WordPress, chances are you could participant in a usability test at some point. In some cases we’re looking for particular behaviors (people who upload large video files, people who blog from their iPhone, people who manage more than 5 blogs, etc.), while other times the behaviors we’re looking for are much more common (do you have widgets in your sidebar, have you changed themes in the last 6 months, is there more than one author on your blog, etc.).

\n

So how will these opportunities come into play, and how will it make WordPress better?

\n

We’ll start with the moderators, and try to get volunteers with a decent geographic spread. Then, we’ll start signing up potential test participants in those areas (though we’ll also allow at-large registrations, since traveling testing will still be happening). We’re working on a registration process for potential participants. You’ll enter your basic info (location, contact info) and answer some questions about your WordPress usage to be entered in the database, and when there’s a testing opportunity coming up that’s appropriate for you, a local moderator will get in touch to see if you’re interested. Further down the road we may experiment with remote testing and other methods, but for now, this approach will broaden the geographic scope of our testing.

\n

All moderators will follow the same test protocols and script, and their results/reports/video will be reviewed and collated, with a composite report (including the protocol/script that was used) published to the community. This will provide designers and developers with broader feedback during the dev cycle, and will allow the wider community to both understand and participate in the testing program.

\n

If you’re interested in being a moderator during this initial phase (meaning you do it professionally), send me an email and introduce yourself. If you’re interested in signing up as a potential test participant, watch this space. We’ll post a link to the registration survey once it’s ready.

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Here’s Andy’s official announcement post.

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What’s more interesting to me is the overall style that seems to be preferred among voters, as Matt’s comp has some stylistic similarities to Dean’s (see image at left). It also would be interesting to know how many of the votes for the current 2.7 interface were based on thinking it looked the best vs. how many were votes against changing the interface at all so soon after the 2.7 redesign. If you want to comment on what you liked best and/or least about any of the designs, this thread is a good place.

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scbFramework

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A set of useful classes for faster plugin development.

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Twitter Tools

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Twitter Tools is an excellent plugin for posting notifications of new blog posts to Twitter. However Twitter Tools just sends the URL to the new post normally which is then shortened by Twitter itself to a bit.ly short link.

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FriendFeed API Core

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This Plugin loads the core FriendFeed API PHP wrapper library so that all other plugins that utilize this library can share the same up-to-date version. It also helps minimize potential conflicts between FriendFeed powered Plugins.

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After the Deadline

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An advanced spell checker plugin for WordPress. In addition to the standard spell check and suggestions features, it also includes style and grammar checking.

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Updated Plugins

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Shorten2Ping

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Sends status updates to Ping.fm or Twitter everytime you publish a post. Using Bit.ly or Tr.im for the permalinks (accounts on these services required). So this way you can send status to many sites at once if you have a Ping.fm account.

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WP Favorite Posts

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This plugin allows visitors to mark a post as favorite. There is no register requirement because this plugin saves data to cookies. Visitor can see his/her favorite posts list from “Favorites” page which you created.

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GD Star Rating

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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.

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WP SimpleMail

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WP SimpleMail integrates an IMAP email client into WordPress.

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GD Press Tools

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GD Press Tools is a collection of various administration, seo, maintenance and security related tools. This tools can be integrated into the various WordPress admin panels, can perform maintenance operations, change some aspects of WordPress, see detailed server settings and information.

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WP Wiki

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The new WordPress Wiki plugin have developed a new plugin that adds Wiki functionality to your WordPress powered website.

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TDO Mini Forms

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This plugin allows you to add highly customizable forms that work with your WordPress Theme to your website that allows non-registered users and/or subscribers (also configurable) to submit and edit posts and pages.

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SlideZoom is a lightweight plugin allow bulk upload images or zip upload to generate a HighSlide JS gallery.

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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.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 06/02

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New Plugins

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scbFramework

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A set of useful classes for faster plugin development.

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This Plugin loads the core FriendFeed API PHP wrapper library so that all other plugins that utilize this library can share the same up-to-date version. It also helps minimize potential conflicts between FriendFeed powered Plugins.

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After the Deadline

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Updated Plugins

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WP SimpleMail

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WP SimpleMail integrates an IMAP email client into WordPress.

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GD Press Tools

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The new WordPress Wiki plugin have developed a new plugin that adds Wiki functionality to your WordPress powered website.

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Here’s a quick post, just to let everybody know that I’m still alive.

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During my long silence here, a lot of things have been happening in the WordPress community. First and foremost is the upcoming WordPress 2.8 release. There are several nifty new features in there. The most notable (for me) are probably:

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The first four  are the main “visible” features for this release. Most of the other changes are “under-the-hood” sorts of things, mainly of interest to plugin and theme developers.

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In other news, today marks one full month that I’ve been working for MailChimp. I’m still getting a handle on things, but I’m starting to get a few things done, migrating some old back-end management code into the framework used by the bulk of our system.  And to bring things back around to WordPress again, I’ll give you the tantalizing teaser that MailChimp is sponsoring the development of a new WordPress plugin. I don’t want to say too much about what it is at this point, but the Photoshop mockups looked pretty cool.

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As I get myself organized again (stop laughing, Susan), I will be posting this blog more. And as if my time wasn’t stretched enough already, I’m also planning to do some guest blogging for The WordPress Doctor.

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Hi! I’m new here. I work for Clear Interactive. I live in Melbourne, Australia. I love great user experiences. I’m here to listen. I’ve brought some friends with me as well.

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We’ve been talking with Automattic for some time now about the WordPress for iPhone application. About the project, the community and the passion behind it. We want the WordPress for iPhone application to be the best mobile blogging tool on the iPhone.

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I’d like to invite you into the thought process currently going on inside our collective heads.

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First impressions count, it’s what I’d like to focus on right now. When you open WordPress for the first time you’re greeted with this screen:

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Speaking of which, the cursor should already be placed in the “Blog URL” field and the keyboard should be displayed. There shouldn’t be an option to cancel as the application is unusable without at least one blog present.

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The “Save” button should be disabled until the “Blog URL”, “User Name” and “Password” fields have been filled in. They keyboards return key should say “Next” instead of “Done”, it should jump into the next field I need to fill in.

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It should change to “Done” only when I’ve entered all the required fields. At the same time the “Save” button should become enabled. In fact the “Save” button should probably read “Done” as well. Something like this:

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When I’m done, I want useful feedback. Currently there is a spinning icon in the top right hand corner where the “Save” button used to be. But the keyboard is still present unless I hid it while entering my details. For all intents and purposes this screen still looks like it’s in an editable state. Except the application doesn’t respond at all!  As a user, I require a clear indication of what is happening, otherwise confusion ensues, so we’ll fix that too.

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After I click “Done” I’m back on the home screen. Why is that? Rather than adding another blog, it seems much more likely to us that you’ll want to start using the app to manage the blog you just added, so we’ll show the “Posts/Pages/Comments” screen instead.  You can add the rest of your blogs later.

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Moving Forward

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As you can see we’ve been doing a lot of thinking, scrutinising and playing with ideas. We’ve already started adding these changes to the Subversion repository in the user-interface-rewrite branch.

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They say you need to walk before you can run, let alone fly. Right now we’re still crawling, but here’s a sneak peak into the changes that we’ve got planned for the future:

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User Interface Overhaul

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Comment Moderation

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While we’ve singled out these changes for the future, there’s every likelihood that you have other ideas. So while we’re thinking out loud, we would love for you to do the same. Add a comment, or post to the forums. We’re listening!

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Hi! I’m new here. I work for Clear Interactive. I live in Melbourne, Australia. I love great user experiences. I’m here to listen. I’ve brought some friends with me as well.

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We’ve been talking with Automattic for some time now about the WordPress for iPhone application. About the project, the community and the passion behind it. We want the WordPress for iPhone application to be the best mobile blogging tool on the iPhone.

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\n

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\"home

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When I’m done, I want useful feedback. Currently there is a spinning icon in the top right hand corner where the “Save” button used to be. But the keyboard is still present unless I hid it while entering my details. For all intents and purposes this screen still looks like it’s in an editable state. Except the application doesn’t respond at all!  As a user, I require a clear indication of what is happening, otherwise confusion ensues, so we’ll fix that too.

\n

After I click “Done” I’m back on the home screen. Why is that? Rather than adding another blog, it seems much more likely to us that you’ll want to start using the app to manage the blog you just added, so we’ll show the “Posts/Pages/Comments” screen instead.  You can add the rest of your blogs later.

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Moving Forward

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As you can see we’ve been doing a lot of thinking, scrutinising and playing with ideas. We’ve already started adding these changes to the Subversion repository in the user-interface-rewrite branch.

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They say you need to walk before you can run, let alone fly. Right now we’re still crawling, but here’s a sneak peak into the changes that we’ve got planned for the future:

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User Interface Overhaul

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  1. Home Screen
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  3. Adding a Blog
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  5. Editing a Blog
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  7. Removing a Blog
  8. \n
  9. Change blog screen to use tab-bar navigation
  10. \n
  11. Changing the way local drafts work and are represented
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Comment Moderation

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  1. Activity Dashboard – Stream of consciousness for activity on a given blog
  2. \n
  3. Ability to quickly approve/delete/mark as spam
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Statefulness

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  1. Remember which blog I was working in. Go back to that blog when I restart the application
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We’re Listening

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While we’ve singled out these changes for the future, there’s every likelihood that you have other ideas. So while we’re thinking out loud, we would love for you to do the same. Add a comment, or post to the forums. We’re listening!

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\";}i:3;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:59:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Theme Releases for 05/31\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5945\";s:4:\"link\";s:87:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/31/wordpress-theme-releases-for-0531/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1738:\"

Vista84

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\"vista84\"

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3 column, widget ready, adsense friendly template with space for a 468×60 banner targeted at technology blogs

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Garland Revisited

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\"Garland

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A flexible, three-column theme with customizable colors.

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WPBlue

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\"wpblue\"

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3 column, gravatar ready theme with two widget ready sidebars,

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RedTime

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\"RedTime\"

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The theme is in magazine style and features an absolutely massive “Twitter FollowMe” icon, which is not only extremely attractive but quite useful too.

\n

Are you a theme author? Submit your theme to get featured here.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Theme Releases for 05/31

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Vista84

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\"vista84\"

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3 column, widget ready, adsense friendly template with space for a 468×60 banner targeted at technology blogs

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Garland Revisited

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\"Garland

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A flexible, three-column theme with customizable colors.

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WPBlue

\n

\"wpblue\"

\n

3 column, gravatar ready theme with two widget ready sidebars,

\n

RedTime

\n

\"RedTime\"

\n

The theme is in magazine style and features an absolutely massive “Twitter FollowMe” icon, which is not only extremely attractive but quite useful too.

\n

Are you a theme author? Submit your theme to get featured here.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Theme Releases for 05/31

\";}i:4;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:66:\"Peter Westwood: WordCamp UK – Earlybird ticket sales nearly over\";s:4:\"guid\";s:32:\"http://westi.wordpress.com/?p=85\";s:4:\"link\";s:85:\"http://westi.wordpress.com/2009/05/30/wordcamp-uk-earlybird-ticket-sales-nearly-over/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1745:\"

This weekend is special for two reasons, firstly it is WordCamp SF 2009 and I wish I could have made it as it would have been nice to attend the original WordCamp. Secondly it is also your last chance to get tickets for WordCamp UK 2009 at a discounted price.  This is a growing list of confirmed speakers and of confirmed attendees.

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Looking forward to seeing some of you there.

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sat, 30 May 2009 09:40:06 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:14:\"Peter Westwood\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1745:\"

This weekend is special for two reasons, firstly it is WordCamp SF 2009 and I wish I could have made it as it would have been nice to attend the original WordCamp. Secondly it is also your last chance to get tickets for WordCamp UK 2009 at a discounted price.  This is a growing list of confirmed speakers and of confirmed attendees.

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Looking forward to seeing some of you there.

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\";}i:5;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:62:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Five Ad Manager Plugins for WordPress\";s:4:\"guid\";s:91:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/29/five-ad-manager-plugins-for-wordpress/\";s:4:\"link\";s:91:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/29/five-ad-manager-plugins-for-wordpress/\";s:11:\"description\";s:6162:\"

Next up in the “Five” series for plugins is a snapshot of five advertisement related plugins for your WordPress site.

\n

Once you have done the work to build your site, create the content and get the visitors streaming in it may then be time to monetize your site and maybe create a little income stream.  Now I am not talking get rich schemes here – just simple and easy ways to place ads in and around your site.  They may never make you a ton of money but they might create just enough of an income stream to make you a few bucks in the process.  I have a day job for paying the bills so the trickle I get from my site is mad money for tech stuff. How do you spend yours?

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So on to the “five”.

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WP125 – This is a great plugin that can be used in two manners.  One is for selling your own ad space for 125 x 125 graphic ads or you can use it as I do and link to affiliate sites you are a member of. I use it to link to my Amazon.com Associates account and my Xbox360 Game Exchange website (using 125 x 125 ads as well).  The other slot tends to get used in ad exchanges with other sites. This comes with a Ads Widget that you can include in your sidebar or you can place code into your template tag wherever you want to place the ads. IT is highly configurable and can be set up in one or two column displays, show as many ads as you want, keep track of clicks and automatically removing the ad from circulation when its end date comes up. 25,468 downloads to date.

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\"wp125settingspage\"

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Advertising Manager – This is the plugin previously known Adsense Manager.  This one will manage and rotate ads from Google Adsense as well as Adbrite, Adify, AdGridWork, Adpinion, Chitika, Commission Junction, CrispAds, OpenX, ShoppingAds, Yahoo!PN and Widgetbucks.  It will even accept the code for unsupported ad networks.  Some of its key features is that it imports ad codes automatically, is compatible with widgets and sidebars, and it automatically limits the display of ads on a page to meet the ad networks rules (such as Google Adsense only allowing 3 ads per page). 24,476 downloads to date.

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\"advertisingmanagermanageadpage\"

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Smart Ads – This simple plugin inserts advertisements at the beginning and end of your blog entries based on how many words the post is, when it was written and its category.  You can also insert your ads anywhere in a post or page by using the Smart Ads shortcode.  This plugin even cleans itself out of your mySQL database if your using WordPress version 2.7 or higher. The development of this plugin is quite fresh - in fact it was just updated today and has been downloaded 8,652 times.

\n

\"smartadssettingspage\"

\n

WP Tag Ads – This is a unique plugin that uses the tags on your blog entries to display eBay products based on those keywords on your post.  Where Google Adsense scans your page and the words on it to get contextual ads this one just scans the tags.  Ads are then displayed either within your page template or in a sidebar widget that comes with the plugin.  You must have a Campain ID from eBay and they are free to get through the eBay Partner Network. Only 3,153 downloads to date but that makes sense this is a niche area for only eBay program users.

\n

\"wptagadsdisplay\"

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All in One Adsense and YPN – This is an open source plugin and it automatically inserts either Google Adsense of Yahoo Publisher Network ads into your posts. It has settings to be able to customize the ads position, colors and how it looks when displayed.  If your handy with CSS and HTML you can customize things even further. This one appears to be quite popular as it has been downloaded 54,863 times to date. 

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\"allinonesettingspage\"

\n
\n

Looking forward to hearing from you all on what you might use to manage your ads and what methods you have found successful for displaying them.

\n

If you have ideas for “five” posts please feel free to send me a quick note at @WinObs on Twitter – thanks!

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

Five Ad Manager Plugins for WordPress

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Next up in the “Five” series for plugins is a snapshot of five advertisement related plugins for your WordPress site.

\n

Once you have done the work to build your site, create the content and get the visitors streaming in it may then be time to monetize your site and maybe create a little income stream.  Now I am not talking get rich schemes here – just simple and easy ways to place ads in and around your site.  They may never make you a ton of money but they might create just enough of an income stream to make you a few bucks in the process.  I have a day job for paying the bills so the trickle I get from my site is mad money for tech stuff. How do you spend yours?

\n

So on to the “five”.

\n

WP125 – This is a great plugin that can be used in two manners.  One is for selling your own ad space for 125 x 125 graphic ads or you can use it as I do and link to affiliate sites you are a member of. I use it to link to my Amazon.com Associates account and my Xbox360 Game Exchange website (using 125 x 125 ads as well).  The other slot tends to get used in ad exchanges with other sites. This comes with a Ads Widget that you can include in your sidebar or you can place code into your template tag wherever you want to place the ads. IT is highly configurable and can be set up in one or two column displays, show as many ads as you want, keep track of clicks and automatically removing the ad from circulation when its end date comes up. 25,468 downloads to date.

\n

\"wp125settingspage\"

\n

Advertising Manager – This is the plugin previously known Adsense Manager.  This one will manage and rotate ads from Google Adsense as well as Adbrite, Adify, AdGridWork, Adpinion, Chitika, Commission Junction, CrispAds, OpenX, ShoppingAds, Yahoo!PN and Widgetbucks.  It will even accept the code for unsupported ad networks.  Some of its key features is that it imports ad codes automatically, is compatible with widgets and sidebars, and it automatically limits the display of ads on a page to meet the ad networks rules (such as Google Adsense only allowing 3 ads per page). 24,476 downloads to date.

\n

\"advertisingmanagermanageadpage\"

\n

Smart Ads – This simple plugin inserts advertisements at the beginning and end of your blog entries based on how many words the post is, when it was written and its category.  You can also insert your ads anywhere in a post or page by using the Smart Ads shortcode.  This plugin even cleans itself out of your mySQL database if your using WordPress version 2.7 or higher. The development of this plugin is quite fresh - in fact it was just updated today and has been downloaded 8,652 times.

\n

\"smartadssettingspage\"

\n

WP Tag Ads – This is a unique plugin that uses the tags on your blog entries to display eBay products based on those keywords on your post.  Where Google Adsense scans your page and the words on it to get contextual ads this one just scans the tags.  Ads are then displayed either within your page template or in a sidebar widget that comes with the plugin.  You must have a Campain ID from eBay and they are free to get through the eBay Partner Network. Only 3,153 downloads to date but that makes sense this is a niche area for only eBay program users.

\n

\"wptagadsdisplay\"

\n

All in One Adsense and YPN – This is an open source plugin and it automatically inserts either Google Adsense of Yahoo Publisher Network ads into your posts. It has settings to be able to customize the ads position, colors and how it looks when displayed.  If your handy with CSS and HTML you can customize things even further. This one appears to be quite popular as it has been downloaded 54,863 times to date. 

\n

\"allinonesettingspage\"

\n
\n

Looking forward to hearing from you all on what you might use to manage your ads and what methods you have found successful for displaying them.

\n

If you have ideas for “five” posts please feel free to send me a quick note at @WinObs on Twitter – thanks!

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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Five Ad Manager Plugins for WordPress

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New Plugins

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Grooveshark for WordPress

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Made to make music easy to add to any post, Grooveshark for Wordpress takes the trouble out of mixing music with your blog. Just install, then enjoy instant access to literally millions of tunes you can use to make your blog posts even cooler. Create playlists of one song — or hundreds — and add them to any part of your Wordpress blog as a Grooveshark Widget.

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Linkubaitor

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Search engines determine a website or blogs popularity according to the amount and quality of backlinks pointing to a website. The Linkubaitor Wordpress Plugin displays HTML code for website visitors to copy and paste to their site.

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Updated Plugins

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Easy Adsenser

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Easy AdSenser manages all aspects of Google AdSense for a blog: insert ads into posts and sidebar, and add a Google Search box. Easy and complete! It is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Belarusian, Indonesian, Turkish and French.

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Delink Comment Author

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This plugin gives you the ability to remove the link a commenter left as their URL without removing the entire comment. A link to do this is added to your new comment e-mail notifications and to the comments list in your admin area.

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GD Simple Widgets

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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.

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GD Press Tools

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GD Press Tools is a collection of various administration and security related tools that can help with everyday blog tasks.

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GD Broken Report

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Add report broken post to preset email address using templates.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/29

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 29 May 2009 20:49:37 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2454:\"

New Plugins

\n

Grooveshark for WordPress

\n

Made to make music easy to add to any post, Grooveshark for Wordpress takes the trouble out of mixing music with your blog. Just install, then enjoy instant access to literally millions of tunes you can use to make your blog posts even cooler. Create playlists of one song — or hundreds — and add them to any part of your Wordpress blog as a Grooveshark Widget.

\n

Linkubaitor

\n

Search engines determine a website or blogs popularity according to the amount and quality of backlinks pointing to a website. The Linkubaitor Wordpress Plugin displays HTML code for website visitors to copy and paste to their site.

\n

Updated Plugins

\n

Easy Adsenser

\n

Easy AdSenser manages all aspects of Google AdSense for a blog: insert ads into posts and sidebar, and add a Google Search box. Easy and complete! It is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Belarusian, Indonesian, Turkish and French.

\n

Delink Comment Author

\n

This plugin gives you the ability to remove the link a commenter left as their URL without removing the entire comment. A link to do this is added to your new comment e-mail notifications and to the comments list in your admin area.

\n

GD Simple Widgets

\n

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.

\n

GD Press Tools

\n

GD Press Tools is a collection of various administration and security related tools that can help with everyday blog tasks.

\n

GD Broken Report

\n

Add report broken post to preset email address using templates.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/29

\";}i:7;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:23:\"Matt: Typekit Web Fonts\";s:4:\"guid\";s:21:\"http://ma.tt/?p=14305\";s:4:\"link\";s:39:\"http://ma.tt/2009/05/typekit-web-fonts/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1096:\"

Introducing Typekit, an iTunes-for-fonts on the web that allows you to have rich typography in your designs and pages without resorting to flash or image hacks. (Old time readers will remember my yellow design which used Dante, the original WordPress logo font, and generated-image titles.) Typekit takes advantage of the current and upcoming browser support for embedded fonts and abstracts away all of the complications thereof like Feedburner did for feeds. Brought to you by my friends at Small Batch, previously of Adaptive Path, Measure Map, Start, and Wikirank fame. The people building the web have been waiting for this.

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 29 May 2009 18:25:23 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Matt\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1096:\"

Introducing Typekit, an iTunes-for-fonts on the web that allows you to have rich typography in your designs and pages without resorting to flash or image hacks. (Old time readers will remember my yellow design which used Dante, the original WordPress logo font, and generated-image titles.) Typekit takes advantage of the current and upcoming browser support for embedded fonts and abstracts away all of the complications thereof like Feedburner did for feeds. Brought to you by my friends at Small Batch, previously of Adaptive Path, Measure Map, Start, and Wikirank fame. The people building the web have been waiting for this.

\";}i:8;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:35:\"Matt: AFP WordPress / China Article\";s:4:\"guid\";s:21:\"http://ma.tt/?p=14303\";s:4:\"link\";s:49:\"http://ma.tt/2009/05/afp-wordpress-china-article/\";s:11:\"description\";s:566:\"

AFP: Blogging guru chips away at Great Firewall of China — the Agence France-Press talked to me when I was in Hong Kong about the early days of WordPress.com and our experience with the Chinese firewall. Today we are still sporadically blocked, nothing official but enough that almost everyone in China uses WordPress.org. It’s funny that this story came out almost two months after the interview because I’m wearing that exact same sweater today.

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 29 May 2009 06:15:23 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Matt\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:566:\"

AFP: Blogging guru chips away at Great Firewall of China — the Agence France-Press talked to me when I was in Hong Kong about the early days of WordPress.com and our experience with the Chinese firewall. Today we are still sporadically blocked, nothing official but enough that almost everyone in China uses WordPress.org. It’s funny that this story came out almost two months after the interview because I’m wearing that exact same sweater today.

\";}i:9;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:51:\"WordPress.tv: Getting Started With Google Analytics\";s:4:\"guid\";s:27:\"http://wordpress.tv/?p=1916\";s:4:\"link\";s:69:\"http://wordpress.tv/2009/05/29/getting-started-with-google-analytics/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1383:\"

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 29 May 2009 02:08:23 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Michael Pick\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1383:\"

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\";}i:10;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:16:\"Matt: GigaOM Pro\";s:4:\"guid\";s:21:\"http://ma.tt/?p=14300\";s:4:\"link\";s:32:\"http://ma.tt/2009/05/gigaom-pro/\";s:11:\"description\";s:499:\"

GigaOM Pro is a new subscription research site from my friends on the GigaOM crew. It’s also the first major media site I know about powered by BuddyPress and it’ll be interesting to see how the social features influence the sites evolution. Here’s Mark Jaquith’s post about building it.

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 29 May 2009 02:01:47 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Matt\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:499:\"

GigaOM Pro is a new subscription research site from my friends on the GigaOM crew. It’s also the first major media site I know about powered by BuddyPress and it’ll be interesting to see how the social features influence the sites evolution. Here’s Mark Jaquith’s post about building it.

\";}i:11;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:61:\"Mark Jaquith: GigaOM Pro launches on WordPress and BuddyPress\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://markjaquith.wordpress.com/?p=301\";s:4:\"link\";s:92:\"http://markjaquith.wordpress.com/2009/05/28/gigaom-pro-launches-on-wordpress-and-buddypress/\";s:11:\"description\";s:4437:\"

2009 is the year of BuddyPress. It’s also the year where online content providers have to figure out how to make money outside of the flailing “get a lot of views, sell ads” model. For the past couple of months, I’ve been working on a project that tackles both of those things, and I’m really proud to present it to the world:

\n

GigaOM Pro is a WordPress/BuddyPress-powered premium research membership site, focused on four initial verticals: Mobile, Green IT, Infrastructure, and the Connected Consumer. A network of independent analysts provide in-depth research papers and research notes, which subscribers can view on the site or download as PDF documents. GigaOM Network contributors provide “long view” posts — topic-focused long form posts. And each of the topic verticals has a curator who provides weekly updates on the topic, as well as a constant stream of curated links to relevant external stories. Subscribers can access all the content, comment on the content, have a profile on the site, and send messages to Analysts, Contributors, Curators, or other subscribers using the BuddyPress messaging system.

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Here’s what it looks like:

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\"GigaOM

GigaOM Pro home page

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The content is incredibly compelling. I’ve been especially impressed with the quality of the Long View posts. More than once when developing the site I would get distracted by one of these pieces and have to read the whole thing. The GigaOM writing staff and the analyst network are very talented people, and I think that $79 a year is a steal for this calibre of hyper-focused content and this sort of access to industry analysts.

\n

From a technical perspective, it was interesting to create a site with such distinct content types. The Write screen for Curated Links looks nothing like the Write screen for Weekly Updates, or Research Briefs. The system makes heavy use of the category system, and custom WP_Query objects and loops. category__not_in, category__and and post__not_in are very powerful tools for getting the correct entries from the system.

\n

Naturally, there are no core WordPress hacks — everything is implemented through plugins and the custom theme!

\n

Let me know what you think. And don’t subscribe — I put in a lowball prediction in the internal betting pool for how many subscribers there are in the first week, and I think I’m going to lose. \":-)\"

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 28 May 2009 23:15:32 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Mark Jaquith\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:4437:\"

2009 is the year of BuddyPress. It’s also the year where online content providers have to figure out how to make money outside of the flailing “get a lot of views, sell ads” model. For the past couple of months, I’ve been working on a project that tackles both of those things, and I’m really proud to present it to the world:

\n

GigaOM Pro is a WordPress/BuddyPress-powered premium research membership site, focused on four initial verticals: Mobile, Green IT, Infrastructure, and the Connected Consumer. A network of independent analysts provide in-depth research papers and research notes, which subscribers can view on the site or download as PDF documents. GigaOM Network contributors provide “long view” posts — topic-focused long form posts. And each of the topic verticals has a curator who provides weekly updates on the topic, as well as a constant stream of curated links to relevant external stories. Subscribers can access all the content, comment on the content, have a profile on the site, and send messages to Analysts, Contributors, Curators, or other subscribers using the BuddyPress messaging system.

\n

Here’s what it looks like:

\n
\"GigaOM

GigaOM Pro home page

\n

The content is incredibly compelling. I’ve been especially impressed with the quality of the Long View posts. More than once when developing the site I would get distracted by one of these pieces and have to read the whole thing. The GigaOM writing staff and the analyst network are very talented people, and I think that $79 a year is a steal for this calibre of hyper-focused content and this sort of access to industry analysts.

\n

From a technical perspective, it was interesting to create a site with such distinct content types. The Write screen for Curated Links looks nothing like the Write screen for Weekly Updates, or Research Briefs. The system makes heavy use of the category system, and custom WP_Query objects and loops. category__not_in, category__and and post__not_in are very powerful tools for getting the correct entries from the system.

\n

Naturally, there are no core WordPress hacks — everything is implemented through plugins and the custom theme!

\n

Let me know what you think. And don’t subscribe — I put in a lowball prediction in the internal betting pool for how many subscribers there are in the first week, and I think I’m going to lose. \":-)\"

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\";}i:12;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:35:\"Alex King: WordCamp SF This Weekend\";s:4:\"guid\";s:60:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/28/wordcamp-sf-this-weekend\";s:4:\"link\";s:60:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/28/wordcamp-sf-this-weekend\";s:11:\"description\";s:1137:\"

Along with a bunch of other folks from the Crowd Favorite team, I’ll be in San Francisco this weekend for WordCamp SF. I’m looking forward to catching up with some old friends from my decade in the Bay Area, and meeting some new folks.

\n

I’ll also be helping staff the Genius Bar from 2:55-3:30pm, so feel free to stop by (perhaps with some Carrington questions). I’m looking forward to helping out.

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Unfortunately I’ll miss the developer day since we booked our flights before it was planned. That’s a shame, but maybe next time - I’m sure I’ll get a chance to hang out with a bunch of the devs on Sat.

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ShareThis

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 28 May 2009 22:33:53 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1137:\"

Along with a bunch of other folks from the Crowd Favorite team, I’ll be in San Francisco this weekend for WordCamp SF. I’m looking forward to catching up with some old friends from my decade in the Bay Area, and meeting some new folks.

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I’ll also be helping staff the Genius Bar from 2:55-3:30pm, so feel free to stop by (perhaps with some Carrington questions). I’m looking forward to helping out.

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Unfortunately I’ll miss the developer day since we booked our flights before it was planned. That’s a shame, but maybe next time - I’m sure I’ll get a chance to hang out with a bunch of the devs on Sat.

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\"Carrington

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Our Carrington Text WordPress theme has been updated to version 1.1 to address a couple of IE6 issues. Preview and download.

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I’m using this theme for my daughter’s site. \":)\"

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\"Carrington

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Our Carrington Text WordPress theme has been updated to version 1.1 to address a couple of IE6 issues. Preview and download.

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I’m using this theme for my daughter’s site. \":)\"

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\";}i:14;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:82:\"Lorelle on WP: WordCamp and WordPress Meetups – The Events Heard Round the World\";s:4:\"guid\";s:36:\"http://lorelle.wordpress.com/?p=4094\";s:4:\"link\";s:104:\"http://lorelle.wordpress.com/2009/05/27/wordcamp-and-wordpress-meetups-the-events-heard-round-the-world/\";s:11:\"description\";s:22501:\"

\"WordCampThis weekend is the granddaddy of WordCamps, WordCamp San Francisco 2009 on May 30, 2009. Registration is closed at over 700 attendees for this one day event packed with a ton of the top blogging, social media, search engine, business, and WordPress experts. I’ll be there, so be sure and find me for a hug.

\n

That’s part of the joy and difference between a WordPress event and other social tech events. WordPressers serve up hugs, not just hand shakes. What I hear over and over again at these events is how we all know each other, so meeting face to face is just another step in the relationship process that began a few months to a few years ago. We’re already friends!

\n

This year so far it has been my honor to be included and speaking at a variety of WordCamp events including WordCamp Las Vegas, WordCamp Whistler, WordCamp Toronto, and WordCamp Columbus, and you will probably find me rattling around WordCamp Dallas, WordCamp Portland, WordCamp Seattle, Netherlands – WordCamp NL, WordCamp Israel, and WordCamp/Podcamp Hawaii.

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\"img_49341According to the WordPress Meetup Groups on Meetup.com, there are 32 Meetup Groups focused specifically on WordPress, representing 3,394 Members in 5 different countries among 32 Meetup groups in 28 different cities. There are almost 2,000 people interested in a WordPress event and meetup without a group near them.

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Here is a list of the most popular WordPress-specific Meetup Groups on Meetup.com from around the world. The number next to some of the group names represents the current number of registered members.

\n\n

While there are WordPress meetup groups around the world, there are a lot of people are shouting out for one in their area. Copenhagen (61 interested), Philadelphia (45), Houston, London, and Denver are among the many. Some of these have had or are about to have a WordCamp event, so why aren’t there regular WordPress meetups?

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\"WordCampWordPress Meetup Groups on Meetup.com offers a map of all the places where there are WordPress events and activities and where ones are wanted. You can browse a list of cities hosting WordPress events or go directly to your region to find out where one is or who might be interested in putting one together.

\n

What is the Difference Between a WordPress Meetup and WordCamp?

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A WordPress Meetup is a frequent meeting of WordPress fans. If you would like to start a WordPress Meetup group, find a meeting place and announce it among your friends, and add a listing to the Yahoo Upcoming events for WordPress and WordPress Meetups Upcoming Events and tag them “WordPress Events” and “WordPress”, as many track WordPress event announcements there.

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A WordPress Meetup allows locals to get together and learn from each other on how to use WordPress. There are formal WordPress meetups and informal ones, covering nothing but WordPress or including WordPress as part of other topics on web publishing and social media. WordPress meetups are usually held monthly or quarterly.

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\"img_49361A WordCamp is a day or two long event with sponsors and dozens if not hundreds of WordPress fans gathering annually. WordCamp Toronto was the first, I believe, to have a three day WordCamp event, but there are no rules. It differs from a WordPress Meetup because it is offered rarely instead of regularly.

\n

WordCamps were originally formatted on the Barcamp structure, loosely put together, grassroots gatherings of WordPress fans in a day long unconference style. While this works for some communities familiar with the unconference style, some stick with a more traditional conference format.

\n

While a WordPress Meetup can cover any topics of interest to their members, a WordCamp event is focused on WordPress for the majority of the programs and workshops.

\n

Many distinguish the two events based upon the length and speakers. WordPress Meetups tend to last a few hours where WordCamps are day long events. The speakers at WordCamps can come from your region or around the world.

\n

How Do I Start a WordCamp or WordPress Meetup?

\n

\"CaliIf you would like to sponsor or host a WordCamp, check out the new official site for tracking WordCamps is WordCamp Central, which includes instructions and guidelines for running a WordCamp. There are also articles with tips and techniques for WordPress Meetups and WordCamps on The WordCamp Report, as well as on blogs by those who have run these events.

\n

In general, you need to have a team of at least 5 active volunteers, a location and date, speakers, sponsors, and food or easy access to food. The rest of it is up to you.

\n

Get a free blog on WordPress.com or host your own for the WordCamp, until WordCamp Central finishes setting up their WordPressMU blog network. Get a Twitter account and add a listing to the Yahoo Upcoming events for WordPress and WordPress Meetups Upcoming Events and tag them “WordPress Events” and “WordCamp. These are tracked by many WordPress fans around the world, many whom are willing to fly in to the various WordPress and WordCamp events.

\n

How Do I Get WordPress Rock Stars to My WordPress Event?

\n

\"JohnWhile Matt Mullenweg, myself, and other representatives of WordPress and Automattic try to get to as many WordCamp and WordPress events as we can, look to your own neighborhood and community for your own WordPress experts and rock stars.

\n

Many think it helps to have a “big name” to help attract attendees. In some large cities it does, but promote the event as a chance to learn about how to use WordPress in your business or personal life, and you’d be stunned at the number of people who will show up, just because they love WordPress.

\n

To ask one of the press-o-rati, contact them through their blogs, email or Twitter accounts. To request someone officially from Automattic or WordPress, use the WordCamp Central contact form and ask. You can be vague and invite whoever is willing to come, or be specific and request someone who is an expert in WordPress Themes, Plugins, BuddyPress, bbPress, PollDaddy, Intense Debate, or any of the other WordPress and Automattic specific features and services.

\n

I highly recommend you make your WordCamp and WordPress event about your community. WordCamp/Podcamp Hawaii brought in local social media experts, musicians, and tourist industry representatives familiar with WordPress to speak to attendees, giving them the local perspective that their community needs. WordCamp Toronto brought in members of the local art community to display interactive art work and held community competitions for the event logo, blog designs, and Plugins, involving as many people and groups as possible to make the event a social one. WordCamp San Francisco 2008 had a fund-raising event “Scavenger Hunt” for a local educational charity on the day after the WordCamp sessions.

\n

There are a lot of ways you can involve your community and help others blog and share their voice with the world and benefit your community in general. Make your WordPress event inclusive not exclusive

\n

To publicize your WordPress event or WordCamp, contact WordCamp Central, The WordCamp Report, Yahoo Upcoming events for WordPress, WordPress Meetups Upcoming Events, and Upcoming events tagged with “WordCamp” or “WordPress,” and contact me by email for inclusion on the Blog Herald and my site and other WordPress fan sites.

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Upcoming WordPress and WordCamp Events

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Upcoming WordCamp and WordPress Events include:

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May 2009

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June 2009

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July 2009

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August 2009

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September 2009

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October 2009

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Upcoming WordCamps not scheduled or confirmed:

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Copyright Lorelle VanFossen, member of the 9Rules Network, and author of Blogging Tips, What Bloggers Won\'t Tell You About Blogging.

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 27 May 2009 22:39:51 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:17:\"Lorelle VanFossen\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:22501:\"

\"WordCampThis weekend is the granddaddy of WordCamps, WordCamp San Francisco 2009 on May 30, 2009. Registration is closed at over 700 attendees for this one day event packed with a ton of the top blogging, social media, search engine, business, and WordPress experts. I’ll be there, so be sure and find me for a hug.

\n

That’s part of the joy and difference between a WordPress event and other social tech events. WordPressers serve up hugs, not just hand shakes. What I hear over and over again at these events is how we all know each other, so meeting face to face is just another step in the relationship process that began a few months to a few years ago. We’re already friends!

\n

This year so far it has been my honor to be included and speaking at a variety of WordCamp events including WordCamp Las Vegas, WordCamp Whistler, WordCamp Toronto, and WordCamp Columbus, and you will probably find me rattling around WordCamp Dallas, WordCamp Portland, WordCamp Seattle, Netherlands – WordCamp NL, WordCamp Israel, and WordCamp/Podcamp Hawaii.

\n

\"img_49341According to the WordPress Meetup Groups on Meetup.com, there are 32 Meetup Groups focused specifically on WordPress, representing 3,394 Members in 5 different countries among 32 Meetup groups in 28 different cities. There are almost 2,000 people interested in a WordPress event and meetup without a group near them.

\n

Here is a list of the most popular WordPress-specific Meetup Groups on Meetup.com from around the world. The number next to some of the group names represents the current number of registered members.

\n\n

While there are WordPress meetup groups around the world, there are a lot of people are shouting out for one in their area. Copenhagen (61 interested), Philadelphia (45), Houston, London, and Denver are among the many. Some of these have had or are about to have a WordCamp event, so why aren’t there regular WordPress meetups?

\n

\"WordCampWordPress Meetup Groups on Meetup.com offers a map of all the places where there are WordPress events and activities and where ones are wanted. You can browse a list of cities hosting WordPress events or go directly to your region to find out where one is or who might be interested in putting one together.

\n

What is the Difference Between a WordPress Meetup and WordCamp?

\n

A WordPress Meetup is a frequent meeting of WordPress fans. If you would like to start a WordPress Meetup group, find a meeting place and announce it among your friends, and add a listing to the Yahoo Upcoming events for WordPress and WordPress Meetups Upcoming Events and tag them “WordPress Events” and “WordPress”, as many track WordPress event announcements there.

\n

A WordPress Meetup allows locals to get together and learn from each other on how to use WordPress. There are formal WordPress meetups and informal ones, covering nothing but WordPress or including WordPress as part of other topics on web publishing and social media. WordPress meetups are usually held monthly or quarterly.

\n

\"img_49361A WordCamp is a day or two long event with sponsors and dozens if not hundreds of WordPress fans gathering annually. WordCamp Toronto was the first, I believe, to have a three day WordCamp event, but there are no rules. It differs from a WordPress Meetup because it is offered rarely instead of regularly.

\n

WordCamps were originally formatted on the Barcamp structure, loosely put together, grassroots gatherings of WordPress fans in a day long unconference style. While this works for some communities familiar with the unconference style, some stick with a more traditional conference format.

\n

While a WordPress Meetup can cover any topics of interest to their members, a WordCamp event is focused on WordPress for the majority of the programs and workshops.

\n

Many distinguish the two events based upon the length and speakers. WordPress Meetups tend to last a few hours where WordCamps are day long events. The speakers at WordCamps can come from your region or around the world.

\n

How Do I Start a WordCamp or WordPress Meetup?

\n

\"CaliIf you would like to sponsor or host a WordCamp, check out the new official site for tracking WordCamps is WordCamp Central, which includes instructions and guidelines for running a WordCamp. There are also articles with tips and techniques for WordPress Meetups and WordCamps on The WordCamp Report, as well as on blogs by those who have run these events.

\n

In general, you need to have a team of at least 5 active volunteers, a location and date, speakers, sponsors, and food or easy access to food. The rest of it is up to you.

\n

Get a free blog on WordPress.com or host your own for the WordCamp, until WordCamp Central finishes setting up their WordPressMU blog network. Get a Twitter account and add a listing to the Yahoo Upcoming events for WordPress and WordPress Meetups Upcoming Events and tag them “WordPress Events” and “WordCamp. These are tracked by many WordPress fans around the world, many whom are willing to fly in to the various WordPress and WordCamp events.

\n

How Do I Get WordPress Rock Stars to My WordPress Event?

\n

\"JohnWhile Matt Mullenweg, myself, and other representatives of WordPress and Automattic try to get to as many WordCamp and WordPress events as we can, look to your own neighborhood and community for your own WordPress experts and rock stars.

\n

Many think it helps to have a “big name” to help attract attendees. In some large cities it does, but promote the event as a chance to learn about how to use WordPress in your business or personal life, and you’d be stunned at the number of people who will show up, just because they love WordPress.

\n

To ask one of the press-o-rati, contact them through their blogs, email or Twitter accounts. To request someone officially from Automattic or WordPress, use the WordCamp Central contact form and ask. You can be vague and invite whoever is willing to come, or be specific and request someone who is an expert in WordPress Themes, Plugins, BuddyPress, bbPress, PollDaddy, Intense Debate, or any of the other WordPress and Automattic specific features and services.

\n

I highly recommend you make your WordCamp and WordPress event about your community. WordCamp/Podcamp Hawaii brought in local social media experts, musicians, and tourist industry representatives familiar with WordPress to speak to attendees, giving them the local perspective that their community needs. WordCamp Toronto brought in members of the local art community to display interactive art work and held community competitions for the event logo, blog designs, and Plugins, involving as many people and groups as possible to make the event a social one. WordCamp San Francisco 2008 had a fund-raising event “Scavenger Hunt” for a local educational charity on the day after the WordCamp sessions.

\n

There are a lot of ways you can involve your community and help others blog and share their voice with the world and benefit your community in general. Make your WordPress event inclusive not exclusive

\n

To publicize your WordPress event or WordCamp, contact WordCamp Central, The WordCamp Report, Yahoo Upcoming events for WordPress, WordPress Meetups Upcoming Events, and Upcoming events tagged with “WordCamp” or “WordPress,” and contact me by email for inclusion on the Blog Herald and my site and other WordPress fan sites.

\n

Upcoming WordPress and WordCamp Events

\n

Upcoming WordCamp and WordPress Events include:

\n

May 2009

\n\n

June 2009

\n\n

July 2009

\n\n

August 2009

\n\n

September 2009

\n\n

October 2009

\n\n

Upcoming WordCamps not scheduled or confirmed:

\n\n

\"\"

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\";}i:15;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:60:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/27\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5924\";s:4:\"link\";s:88:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/27/wordpress-plugin-releases-for-0527/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3162:\"

New Plugins

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BookLinker

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A WordPress plug-in that converts existing affiliate links into a list of book resources: Amazon, Powells, and IndieBound affiliate links, WorldCat library searches, and LibraryThing book pages.

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Link Harvest

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This plugin will go through all of your posts and pages and compile a list of all external links. Then it will create a linkroll for you based on your actual linking activity.

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Best Post Page

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Best Post Page is a WordPress plugin, that utilizes optimization algorithms to chose the best posts based on criteria such as views and comments. This plugin automatically generates a page called ‘Best of Posts’ that displays the top 10 posts from your blog. The list of the best posts is automatically recalculated. All you have to do is download and activate the plugin.

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Google Analytics Stats Deluxe Link removed due to it being paid

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A big step up from the Standard Version of Google Analytics Stats. Google Analytics Stats Deluxe includes all the features of Google Analytics Stats and more

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Shorten2Ping

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Sends status updates to Ping.fm every time you publish a post. Using Bit.ly for the permalinks (Ping.fm and Bit.ly accounts required). So this way you can send status to many sites at once if you have a Ping.fm account.

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Updated Plugins

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Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers

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Allows users to notify unconfirmed email subscribers in their Feedburner account

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Ajax Login Pro Link removed due to it being paid

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iRedlof Ajax Login Pro adds a beautiful Javascript loaded Top Panel on your wordpress blog to let your site users :

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Google Analytics Stats

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A dashboard plugin with an admin interface to configure the 3 parameters that are required

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GD Press Tools

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GD Press Tools is a collection of various additional administration tools. This tools can be integrated into the various WordPress admin panels, can perform maintenance operations, chanage some aspects of WordPress. Bellow you can find the detailed list of features and plugin version when the feature is added.

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Shortcut Macros

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Shortcut Macros allows you to define letter combinations that will expand to longer words, URLs, phrases, etc.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/27

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 27 May 2009 19:26:34 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:3162:\"

New Plugins

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BookLinker

\n

A WordPress plug-in that converts existing affiliate links into a list of book resources: Amazon, Powells, and IndieBound affiliate links, WorldCat library searches, and LibraryThing book pages.

\n

Link Harvest

\n

This plugin will go through all of your posts and pages and compile a list of all external links. Then it will create a linkroll for you based on your actual linking activity.

\n

Best Post Page

\n

Best Post Page is a WordPress plugin, that utilizes optimization algorithms to chose the best posts based on criteria such as views and comments. This plugin automatically generates a page called ‘Best of Posts’ that displays the top 10 posts from your blog. The list of the best posts is automatically recalculated. All you have to do is download and activate the plugin.

\n

Google Analytics Stats Deluxe Link removed due to it being paid

\n

A big step up from the Standard Version of Google Analytics Stats. Google Analytics Stats Deluxe includes all the features of Google Analytics Stats and more

\n

Shorten2Ping

\n

Sends status updates to Ping.fm every time you publish a post. Using Bit.ly for the permalinks (Ping.fm and Bit.ly accounts required). So this way you can send status to many sites at once if you have a Ping.fm account.

\n

Updated Plugins

\n

Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers

\n

Allows users to notify unconfirmed email subscribers in their Feedburner account

\n

Ajax Login Pro Link removed due to it being paid

\n

iRedlof Ajax Login Pro adds a beautiful Javascript loaded Top Panel on your wordpress blog to let your site users :

\n

Google Analytics Stats

\n

A dashboard plugin with an admin interface to configure the 3 parameters that are required

\n

GD Press Tools

\n

GD Press Tools is a collection of various additional administration tools. This tools can be integrated into the various WordPress admin panels, can perform maintenance operations, chanage some aspects of WordPress. Bellow you can find the detailed list of features and plugin version when the feature is added.

\n

Shortcut Macros

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Shortcut Macros allows you to define letter combinations that will expand to longer words, URLs, phrases, etc.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/27

\";}i:16;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:36:\"Alex King: Delink Comment Author 1.3\";s:4:\"guid\";s:60:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/27/delink-comment-author-13\";s:4:\"link\";s:60:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/27/delink-comment-author-13\";s:11:\"description\";s:1360:\"

I’ve released a new version of my Delink Comment Author WordPress plugin. This version adds compatibility with the new admin interface in WordPress 2.7.x.

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This is a one-trick pony that does the following:

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On this site I have a policy of only giving backlinks to personal web sites for commentors. Some comments I receive aren’t SPAM, but the URL they leave is to a non-personal web site (commercial, advertising, etc.). I use this plugin to easily remove those URLs without removing the comment.

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

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If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter or you can try the WP Support Forums.

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 27 May 2009 19:03:49 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1360:\"

I’ve released a new version of my Delink Comment Author WordPress plugin. This version adds compatibility with the new admin interface in WordPress 2.7.x.

\n

This is a one-trick pony that does the following:

\n\n

On this site I have a policy of only giving backlinks to personal web sites for commentors. Some comments I receive aren’t SPAM, but the URL they leave is to a non-personal web site (commercial, advertising, etc.). I use this plugin to easily remove those URLs without removing the comment.

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

\n

If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter or you can try the WP Support Forums.

\n

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\";}i:17;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:55:\"Weblog Tools Collection: What can WordPress do for you?\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5919\";s:4:\"link\";s:83:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/27/what-can-wordpress-do-for-you/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3509:\"

I receive questions about WordPress from various sources and I love answering them. I serve on the technical advisory board for our local University and recently ran into one of the other board members who had been using WordPress for some time. He wanted his WordPress site to do a few things that he could not get to work and his email to me ended with “I think I have hit the end of WordPress’ capabilities.” I respectfully disagreed and proceeded to give him links to solutions that I had found. He found them really useful and is going to use them in his re-design.

\n

This perception of “reaching the end of WordPress” is somewhat common. At a recent WordCamp, I had the distinct feeling (after talking with a bunch of the attendees and from feedback) that they were looking for cool things to do with their WordPress blog to accomplish various ends but were held back because they either did not know what to look for or did not know where to look for it and who to trust.

\n

I would like to use this opportunity to increase awareness and provide answers to some of these questions. I would like to know what WordPress can do for you. Please use the group forums on the WLTC Community to post your questions and needs and find your answers. We will choose the best requests for regular posts on Weblog Tools Collection and plan to use them at WordCamps if given the opportunity.

\n

Here are the questions that my friend had for me and my answers to them (edited and modified for content). Please leave a comment if you have a different answer or will benefit from these.

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1)  Have found no good way to create “hidden” pages that do not show up on the menus

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The following Plugin solves the problem: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/

\n

2) Have not found a way to embed videos in blog posts and have them displayed on a skinnable Flash video player. The only way is to embed code from other video services such as YouTube which looks unprofessional.

\n

The following Plugin provides a nice embeddable Flash Video player where you upload your own videos: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/flash-video-player/

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3) I have not figured out a good way to embed a forum onto a “page”  so that customers can have discussions. The best concept I have came up with so far is using an embedded frame and a 2nd domain.

\n

I would suggest a plugin such as http://www.intensedebate.com/ which provides most of the forum like features with very little overhead or risk of mangled code. Some people (such as the SlickDeals blog) integerates vBulletin with WordPress, but that includes more than just a plugin download.

\n

So what can WordPress do for you?

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

What can WordPress do for you?

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 27 May 2009 15:02:49 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Mark Ghosh\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:3509:\"

I receive questions about WordPress from various sources and I love answering them. I serve on the technical advisory board for our local University and recently ran into one of the other board members who had been using WordPress for some time. He wanted his WordPress site to do a few things that he could not get to work and his email to me ended with “I think I have hit the end of WordPress’ capabilities.” I respectfully disagreed and proceeded to give him links to solutions that I had found. He found them really useful and is going to use them in his re-design.

\n

This perception of “reaching the end of WordPress” is somewhat common. At a recent WordCamp, I had the distinct feeling (after talking with a bunch of the attendees and from feedback) that they were looking for cool things to do with their WordPress blog to accomplish various ends but were held back because they either did not know what to look for or did not know where to look for it and who to trust.

\n

I would like to use this opportunity to increase awareness and provide answers to some of these questions. I would like to know what WordPress can do for you. Please use the group forums on the WLTC Community to post your questions and needs and find your answers. We will choose the best requests for regular posts on Weblog Tools Collection and plan to use them at WordCamps if given the opportunity.

\n

Here are the questions that my friend had for me and my answers to them (edited and modified for content). Please leave a comment if you have a different answer or will benefit from these.

\n

1)  Have found no good way to create “hidden” pages that do not show up on the menus

\n

The following Plugin solves the problem: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/exclude-pages/

\n

2) Have not found a way to embed videos in blog posts and have them displayed on a skinnable Flash video player. The only way is to embed code from other video services such as YouTube which looks unprofessional.

\n

The following Plugin provides a nice embeddable Flash Video player where you upload your own videos: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/flash-video-player/

\n

3) I have not figured out a good way to embed a forum onto a “page”  so that customers can have discussions. The best concept I have came up with so far is using an embedded frame and a 2nd domain.

\n

I would suggest a plugin such as http://www.intensedebate.com/ which provides most of the forum like features with very little overhead or risk of mangled code. Some people (such as the SlickDeals blog) integerates vBulletin with WordPress, but that includes more than just a plugin download.

\n

So what can WordPress do for you?

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

What can WordPress do for you?

\";}i:18;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:30:\"Alex King: Shortcut Macros 1.3\";s:4:\"guid\";s:54:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/27/shortcut-macros-13\";s:4:\"link\";s:54:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/27/shortcut-macros-13\";s:11:\"description\";s:1334:\"

I’ve updated my Shortcut Macros WordPress plugin with minor changes to make it work a little better with the latest versions of the WordPress admin interface.

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Shortcut Macros allows you to define letter combinations that will expand to longer words, URLs, phrases, etc. For example, if you are tired of writing the entire link to WordPress.org:

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<a href=”http://wordpress.org/” rel=”external”>WordPress</a>

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you could set up a macro for it, something like:

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##wp

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Then you can just type the macro into your blog post and it will automatically be expanded for you.

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

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If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter or you can try the WP Support Forums.

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ShareThis

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 27 May 2009 14:41:47 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1334:\"

I’ve updated my Shortcut Macros WordPress plugin with minor changes to make it work a little better with the latest versions of the WordPress admin interface.

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Shortcut Macros allows you to define letter combinations that will expand to longer words, URLs, phrases, etc. For example, if you are tired of writing the entire link to WordPress.org:

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<a href=”http://wordpress.org/” rel=”external”>WordPress</a>

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you could set up a macro for it, something like:

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##wp

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Then you can just type the macro into your blog post and it will automatically be expanded for you.

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

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If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter or you can try the WP Support Forums.

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ShareThis

\";}i:19;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:15:\"Matt: Ask Matt!\";s:4:\"guid\";s:21:\"http://ma.tt/?p=14297\";s:4:\"link\";s:30:\"http://ma.tt/2009/05/ask-matt/\";s:11:\"description\";s:424:\"

Ask me a question here and I’ll pick the best and post a video answer here on this blog. This was always the intention of the Ask Matt category,  just never got around to doing it before. \":)\"

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 27 May 2009 02:58:26 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Matt\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:424:\"

Ask me a question here and I’ll pick the best and post a video answer here on this blog. This was always the intention of the Ask Matt category,  just never got around to doing it before. \":)\"

\";}i:20;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:27:\"Alex King: Link Harvest 1.2\";s:4:\"guid\";s:51:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/26/link-harvest-12\";s:4:\"link\";s:51:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/26/link-harvest-12\";s:11:\"description\";s:1150:\"

I’ve updated my Link Harvest WordPress plugin to be compatible with WordPress 2.7.x. Link Harvest is a plugin that enables you to mine the link data from the content of your blog/web site and generate a links list/blogroll from it. You can see mine here.

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Notable changes in this version:

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

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If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter or you can try the WP Support Forums.

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ShareThis

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 26 May 2009 23:08:50 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1150:\"

I’ve updated my Link Harvest WordPress plugin to be compatible with WordPress 2.7.x. Link Harvest is a plugin that enables you to mine the link data from the content of your blog/web site and generate a links list/blogroll from it. You can see mine here.

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Notable changes in this version:

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

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If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter or you can try the WP Support Forums.

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ShareThis

\";}i:21;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:28:\"Matt: A Day on Necker Island\";s:4:\"guid\";s:21:\"http://ma.tt/?p=14109\";s:4:\"link\";s:44:\"http://ma.tt/2009/05/a-day-on-necker-island/\";s:11:\"description\";s:42384:\"

I had the opportunity to visit Necker Island and hang with some great folks including Sir Richard Branson, these pics are a collection of a day on Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands. (Sorry if you when you first tried to load this it crashed your browser, there was a bug in my gallery where it was loading the full-size images instead of the resized. All fixed!)

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I had the opportunity to visit Necker Island and hang with some great folks including Sir Richard Branson, these pics are a collection of a day on Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands. (Sorry if you when you first tried to load this it crashed your browser, there was a bug in my gallery where it was loading the full-size images instead of the resized. All fixed!)

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\n\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\n\"\"\";}i:22;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:59:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Theme Releases for 05/25\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5917\";s:4:\"link\";s:89:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/25/wordpress-theme-releases-for-0525-2/\";s:11:\"description\";s:2362:\"

Adsense WordPress Themes

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\"Adsense

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Three column, non-widgeted sidebar, gravatar ready with three ready made adsense ads and SEO friendly tags.

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City Finance

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\"City

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The theme is a quick set up finance related WordPress theme. Completely widgetized and Adsense ready. Tested up to Wordpress 2.8.

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Tembesi

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\"Tembesi\"

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Tembesi is 2 columns, widget and gravatar ready theme with threaded comment support and for those who love Helvetica.

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Journic

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\"Journic\"

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Three column, completely widgetized theme, with a settings page, complete with advertising management section.

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Louisebrooks

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\"louise-brooks-theme\"

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LouiseBrooks is a fixed-width, 2 column with right sidebar theme, with a little Deco styling, not too much… and the theme is now fully updated for WP 2.7 functionality, threaded and page comments etc

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Theme Releases for 05/25

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Mon, 25 May 2009 14:31:00 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2362:\"

Adsense WordPress Themes

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\"Adsense

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Three column, non-widgeted sidebar, gravatar ready with three ready made adsense ads and SEO friendly tags.

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City Finance

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\"City

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The theme is a quick set up finance related WordPress theme. Completely widgetized and Adsense ready. Tested up to Wordpress 2.8.

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Tembesi

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\"Tembesi\"

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Tembesi is 2 columns, widget and gravatar ready theme with threaded comment support and for those who love Helvetica.

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Journic

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\"Journic\"

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Three column, completely widgetized theme, with a settings page, complete with advertising management section.

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Louisebrooks

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\"louise-brooks-theme\"

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LouiseBrooks is a fixed-width, 2 column with right sidebar theme, with a little Deco styling, not too much… and the theme is now fully updated for WP 2.7 functionality, threaded and page comments etc

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Theme Releases for 05/25

\";}i:23;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:22:\"Akismet: WordPress bug\";s:4:\"guid\";s:30:\"http://blog.akismet.com/?p=207\";s:4:\"link\";s:49:\"http://blog.akismet.com/2009/05/25/wordpress-bug/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3424:\"

A bug in development versions of WordPress is causing some comments to be incorrectly caught as spam. The problem is in WordPress, not Akismet, and there’s no way for Akismet to prevent it from happening.

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The problem only affects WordPress blogs running current development code. It does not affect other applications that use Akismet.

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Technically-minded users can read the specifics in the WordPress Trac system.

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We expect to have a fix in WordPress core soon, and deployed to WordPress.com shortly after.

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This is probably a good opportunity to remind readers that Akismet is not necessarily the reason a comment gets caught as spam. The majority of complaints we receive about real comments being caught as spam were in fact not caused by Akismet at all – but by other spam filtering plugins or features. (Unfortunately WordPress doesn’t show the reason a comment was moved to the Spam filter, so there’s no easy way to tell which ones were put there by Akismet and which ones by something else).

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In particular, the WordPress Comment Blacklist feature (Settings / Discussion) trips up some users. It lets administrators provide a list of words, IP or email addresses that should be blocked as spam. Any comments that match words in the blacklist will automatically be moved to the Spam filter – regardless of whether or not Akismet considers it to be spam. The blacklist matches within words, meaning that if you add a short string such as “ru”, it will block any comment containing the words “truth” or “fruit”, or any other word with the letters “ru”. And, since the blacklist takes precedence over Akismet, reporting those comments to Akismet as false positives won’t stop them from being caught.

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If you think the Comment Blacklist feature might be catching legitimate comments as spam, the tw-blacklight plugin might help your diagnosis.

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We’ll update the Akismet blog when the WordPress bug has been fixed.

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Mon, 25 May 2009 01:45:14 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:3424:\"

A bug in development versions of WordPress is causing some comments to be incorrectly caught as spam. The problem is in WordPress, not Akismet, and there’s no way for Akismet to prevent it from happening.

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The problem only affects WordPress blogs running current development code. It does not affect other applications that use Akismet.

\n

Technically-minded users can read the specifics in the WordPress Trac system.

\n

We expect to have a fix in WordPress core soon, and deployed to WordPress.com shortly after.

\n

This is probably a good opportunity to remind readers that Akismet is not necessarily the reason a comment gets caught as spam. The majority of complaints we receive about real comments being caught as spam were in fact not caused by Akismet at all – but by other spam filtering plugins or features. (Unfortunately WordPress doesn’t show the reason a comment was moved to the Spam filter, so there’s no easy way to tell which ones were put there by Akismet and which ones by something else).

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In particular, the WordPress Comment Blacklist feature (Settings / Discussion) trips up some users. It lets administrators provide a list of words, IP or email addresses that should be blocked as spam. Any comments that match words in the blacklist will automatically be moved to the Spam filter – regardless of whether or not Akismet considers it to be spam. The blacklist matches within words, meaning that if you add a short string such as “ru”, it will block any comment containing the words “truth” or “fruit”, or any other word with the letters “ru”. And, since the blacklist takes precedence over Akismet, reporting those comments to Akismet as false positives won’t stop them from being caught.

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If you think the Comment Blacklist feature might be catching legitimate comments as spam, the tw-blacklight plugin might help your diagnosis.

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We’ll update the Akismet blog when the WordPress bug has been fixed.

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\";}i:24;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:60:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/23\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5910\";s:4:\"link\";s:90:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/23/wordpress-plugin-releases-for-0523-2/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3361:\"

New Plugins

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Mass Custom Fields Manager

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Mass Custom Fields Manager (MCFM) is a plugin for people who use WordPress to manage their post’s custom fields with ease.

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Simple Video Embedder

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Easily embed video within your posts. Adds a widget to the posting screen that enables you to post videos by simply providing the URL to the video hosted on common video sharing websites.

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Simple Post Thumbnails

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This plugin adds a widget to the posting screen that allows you to add a post thumbnail by uploading an image from your computer or via a URL. The thumbnail is scaled and cropped to the correct size automatically.

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GD Simple Widgets

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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.

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Google Analytics Stats

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It displays a graph on the dashboard with three metrics from Google Analytics. The metrics are: Page Views, Visits, New Visits.

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SEO Ultimate

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This SEO plugin can rewrite title tags and noindex archives (with many more features coming soon).

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Updated Plugins

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email2friend

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email2friend plugin is the easiest way ever to add send to friend functionality to your WordPress blog.

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WP Table Reloaded

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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.

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Store Locator

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Store locator plugin for WordPress web developers & web site owners who need to show any set of important locations on a website. Locations are easily searchable by zip code or address. Uses Google Maps.

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GD Star Rating

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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.

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Broken Link Checker

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A plugin for WordPress that will check your posts (and pages), looking for broken links, and let you know if any are found.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/23

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sat, 23 May 2009 20:02:51 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:3361:\"

New Plugins

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Mass Custom Fields Manager

\n

Mass Custom Fields Manager (MCFM) is a plugin for people who use WordPress to manage their post’s custom fields with ease.

\n

Simple Video Embedder

\n

Easily embed video within your posts. Adds a widget to the posting screen that enables you to post videos by simply providing the URL to the video hosted on common video sharing websites.

\n

Simple Post Thumbnails

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This plugin adds a widget to the posting screen that allows you to add a post thumbnail by uploading an image from your computer or via a URL. The thumbnail is scaled and cropped to the correct size automatically.

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GD Simple Widgets

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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.

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Google Analytics Stats

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It displays a graph on the dashboard with three metrics from Google Analytics. The metrics are: Page Views, Visits, New Visits.

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SEO Ultimate

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This SEO plugin can rewrite title tags and noindex archives (with many more features coming soon).

\n

Updated Plugins

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email2friend

\n

email2friend plugin is the easiest way ever to add send to friend functionality to your WordPress blog.

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WP Table Reloaded

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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.

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Store Locator

\n

Store locator plugin for WordPress web developers & web site owners who need to show any set of important locations on a website. Locations are easily searchable by zip code or address. Uses Google Maps.

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GD Star Rating

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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.

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Broken Link Checker

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A plugin for WordPress that will check your posts (and pages), looking for broken links, and let you know if any are found.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/23

\";}i:25;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:75:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Five Image Related Plugins for your WordPress Site\";s:4:\"guid\";s:104:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/23/five-image-related-plugins-for-your-wordpress-site/\";s:4:\"link\";s:104:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/23/five-image-related-plugins-for-your-wordpress-site/\";s:11:\"description\";s:5461:\"

Our next “Five” entry is for plugins that you can use to highlight images on your website.  As always we look forward to your comments (51 responses on the last “five” entry – thanks!).

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With the advent of high speed Internet for so many in the world now images are an even bigger part of the presentation of your webpage.  WordPress is no exception with 285 image related plugins at the WordPress Plugin Directory. Lets take a look at five of these plugins and see what they can do for your WordPress based website:

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Dynamic Headers: This plugin was just made public in late April of this year and it is extremely popular having been downloaded 3,770 times in the last three weeks.  The Dynamic Headers plugin allows you to manage what media is shown in your header on each page and/or post.  This plugin allows the use of any image file and also Flash (.swf) files so it is up to your imagination on what you can do.  The possibilities are quite endless.

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flickr Gallery: Another very popular plugin with 18,383 total downloads to date.  This plugin integrates your flickr account with your WordPress website by utilizing shortcodes in WordPress version 2.5 and above. There are several ways to display your photosets and/or individual groups of photos and is very flexible to your design and layout. You will need a flickr API key to use this plugin and you can start that from the settings page of the plugin.

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\"flickrgalleryscreenshot\"

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Shashin: A plugin for displaying Picasa photos.  This plugin is so extensive and configurable that it has its own documentation site as well. This one has been in development for a while and currently has accumulated 11,328 downloads.  Some of the features include the ability to embed Picasa albums, show your photos and videos in a Highslide slideshow (bundled but only free for personal use); pick photos and videos individually for display and many other customization options. Here is an example of the plugin on the authors homepage to show the integration and display options. There are also widgets as part of the download to integrate with your sidebar.

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\"shashinphotoscreenshot\"

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PhotoSmash Galleries: Websites are about community right – or at least they can be.  Well this plugin (7,546 downloads) allows your visitors to upload pictures to photo galleries on your website.  Lets say your doing a post about pets and you ask everyone to upload a picture of their pet – well this plugin will let you do that! There are moderation features and an email to let you know a picture has been uploaded for you to OK for the site.

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\"photosmashupload\"

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NextGEN Gallery: If I told you this plugin has been downloaded 719,095 times total – 11,392 last week - 1,371 just today so far – would you need any further convincing that this is worth a look?  As the author describes the plugin and its development: “NextGEN Gallery is a full integrated Image Gallery plugin for WordPress with a Flash slideshow option. Before I start writing the plugin I study all photo and picture plugins for WordPress, I figure out that some of them are really good and well designed, but I missed a simple and easy administration back end to handle multiple photos, galleries and albums.”

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\"nextgengallery\"

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So what makes your graphics tick on your website?  Looking forward to hearing from everyone once again on these and other plugins in the realm of images.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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Five Image Related Plugins for your WordPress Site

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sat, 23 May 2009 18:53:16 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:15:\"WindowsObserver\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:5461:\"

Our next “Five” entry is for plugins that you can use to highlight images on your website.  As always we look forward to your comments (51 responses on the last “five” entry – thanks!).

\n

With the advent of high speed Internet for so many in the world now images are an even bigger part of the presentation of your webpage.  WordPress is no exception with 285 image related plugins at the WordPress Plugin Directory. Lets take a look at five of these plugins and see what they can do for your WordPress based website:

\n

Dynamic Headers: This plugin was just made public in late April of this year and it is extremely popular having been downloaded 3,770 times in the last three weeks.  The Dynamic Headers plugin allows you to manage what media is shown in your header on each page and/or post.  This plugin allows the use of any image file and also Flash (.swf) files so it is up to your imagination on what you can do.  The possibilities are quite endless.

\n

flickr Gallery: Another very popular plugin with 18,383 total downloads to date.  This plugin integrates your flickr account with your WordPress website by utilizing shortcodes in WordPress version 2.5 and above. There are several ways to display your photosets and/or individual groups of photos and is very flexible to your design and layout. You will need a flickr API key to use this plugin and you can start that from the settings page of the plugin.

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\"flickrgalleryscreenshot\"

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Shashin: A plugin for displaying Picasa photos.  This plugin is so extensive and configurable that it has its own documentation site as well. This one has been in development for a while and currently has accumulated 11,328 downloads.  Some of the features include the ability to embed Picasa albums, show your photos and videos in a Highslide slideshow (bundled but only free for personal use); pick photos and videos individually for display and many other customization options. Here is an example of the plugin on the authors homepage to show the integration and display options. There are also widgets as part of the download to integrate with your sidebar.

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\"shashinphotoscreenshot\"

\n

PhotoSmash Galleries: Websites are about community right – or at least they can be.  Well this plugin (7,546 downloads) allows your visitors to upload pictures to photo galleries on your website.  Lets say your doing a post about pets and you ask everyone to upload a picture of their pet – well this plugin will let you do that! There are moderation features and an email to let you know a picture has been uploaded for you to OK for the site.

\n

\"photosmashupload\"

\n

NextGEN Gallery: If I told you this plugin has been downloaded 719,095 times total – 11,392 last week - 1,371 just today so far – would you need any further convincing that this is worth a look?  As the author describes the plugin and its development: “NextGEN Gallery is a full integrated Image Gallery plugin for WordPress with a Flash slideshow option. Before I start writing the plugin I study all photo and picture plugins for WordPress, I figure out that some of them are really good and well designed, but I missed a simple and easy administration back end to handle multiple photos, galleries and albums.”

\n

\"nextgengallery\"

\n

So what makes your graphics tick on your website?  Looking forward to hearing from everyone once again on these and other plugins in the realm of images.

\n
\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

Five Image Related Plugins for your WordPress Site

\";}i:26;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:30:\"Dev Blog: WordPress 2.8 Beta 2\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=746\";s:4:\"link\";s:62:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/05/wordpress-2-8-beta-2/\";s:11:\"description\";s:263:\"

Download beta 2.  See changes since beta 1.

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sat, 23 May 2009 17:33:36 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Ryan Boren\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:263:\"

Download beta 2.  See changes since beta 1.

\";}i:27;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:47:\"Lloyd: SourceForge Projects Moving to WordPress\";s:4:\"guid\";s:30:\"http://foolswisdom.com/?p=1865\";s:4:\"link\";s:54:\"http://foolswisdom.com/sourceforge-projects-wordpress/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3479:\"

Open source project hosting has long been a topic that interests me. I stopped recommending venerable SourceForge.net some years ago, as it’s proprietary stack (open source prior to 2001) became crufty and fell behind some of the newer and more agile offerings.

\n

Well, I think it’s time to revisit.

\n

I received an email on Tuesday from the “SourceForge.net Team” with the geeky and lame title of “SourceForge.net feature deprecation upcoming: forums, DocManager, TaskManager, Diary/Notes”. Deprecated should be deprecated from email subject lines, as should negative sounding email subjects.

\n

The meat of the email is the second half (emphasis mine):

\n

\n

We will provide an easy-to-use migration path to move the data to the provided replacements.  We will also provide dumps of this data in case
\nprojects want to do something different with their data.  Additional information on how to obtain or migrate your data will be provided when the
\ntimeline is announced, in a future mailing.

\n

The following applications are due to be deprecated, replaced by high-quality Open Source applications we have in our Hosted Apps offering:

\n

* TaskManager will be replaced by TaskFreak!, dotProject and Trac
\n(tickets).
\n* DocManager will be replaced by MediaWiki and Trac (wiki).
\n* Discussion Forums will be replaced by phpBB.
\n* Diary and Notes will be replaced by WordPress.

\n

To solicit your feedback on how the migration should be handled, and alternate options you would like us to consider, we are running a survey
\nfor the next 30 days for the user base of each of these applications.  For links to the surveys, please see our Site Status post at:
\nhttp://tinyurl.com/q3g8o3

\n

Trac and WordPress (really!) are two of my favorite open source web applications. And all of the applications in that list are highly regarded.

\n

It’s fantastic to see SourceForge getting back to open source — ironic, no. It will be interesting to see how active they are in particulating in those projects. I dont’ think I’ve seen any SorceForge team members participating recently on WordPress’s Bug Tracker (Trac).

\n

It’s also fantastic to see SourceForge engaging their community by posting this on a WordPress powered blog and also using surveys to solicite feedback about the migrations and the tool choices.

\n

I would love to find out how long this change has been in the works and what people made it happen.

\n

I also notice that SourceForge’s own documentation is now in a trac wiki. Wow, as well as Subversion, you can also use either Mercurial or Git.

\n

The SourceForge team has done an incredible amount for open source, and I’m excited to reconsider using SourceForge.net again to future projects.

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 22 May 2009 18:31:35 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:5:\"Lloyd\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:3479:\"

Open source project hosting has long been a topic that interests me. I stopped recommending venerable SourceForge.net some years ago, as it’s proprietary stack (open source prior to 2001) became crufty and fell behind some of the newer and more agile offerings.

\n

Well, I think it’s time to revisit.

\n

I received an email on Tuesday from the “SourceForge.net Team” with the geeky and lame title of “SourceForge.net feature deprecation upcoming: forums, DocManager, TaskManager, Diary/Notes”. Deprecated should be deprecated from email subject lines, as should negative sounding email subjects.

\n

The meat of the email is the second half (emphasis mine):

\n

\n

We will provide an easy-to-use migration path to move the data to the provided replacements.  We will also provide dumps of this data in case
\nprojects want to do something different with their data.  Additional information on how to obtain or migrate your data will be provided when the
\ntimeline is announced, in a future mailing.

\n

The following applications are due to be deprecated, replaced by high-quality Open Source applications we have in our Hosted Apps offering:

\n

* TaskManager will be replaced by TaskFreak!, dotProject and Trac
\n(tickets).
\n* DocManager will be replaced by MediaWiki and Trac (wiki).
\n* Discussion Forums will be replaced by phpBB.
\n* Diary and Notes will be replaced by WordPress.

\n

To solicit your feedback on how the migration should be handled, and alternate options you would like us to consider, we are running a survey
\nfor the next 30 days for the user base of each of these applications.  For links to the surveys, please see our Site Status post at:
\nhttp://tinyurl.com/q3g8o3

\n

Trac and WordPress (really!) are two of my favorite open source web applications. And all of the applications in that list are highly regarded.

\n

It’s fantastic to see SourceForge getting back to open source — ironic, no. It will be interesting to see how active they are in particulating in those projects. I dont’ think I’ve seen any SorceForge team members participating recently on WordPress’s Bug Tracker (Trac).

\n

It’s also fantastic to see SourceForge engaging their community by posting this on a WordPress powered blog and also using surveys to solicite feedback about the migrations and the tool choices.

\n

I would love to find out how long this change has been in the works and what people made it happen.

\n

I also notice that SourceForge’s own documentation is now in a trac wiki. Wow, as well as Subversion, you can also use either Mercurial or Git.

\n

The SourceForge team has done an incredible amount for open source, and I’m excited to reconsider using SourceForge.net again to future projects.

\";}i:28;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:59:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Theme Releases for 05/21\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5897\";s:4:\"link\";s:89:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/21/wordpress-theme-releases-for-0521-2/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1532:\"

DynaBlue

\n

\"DynaBlue\"

\n

A truly dynamic theme that is constantly changing. This is a very current and stylish design for your WordPress blog. The header banner rotates through your latest 4 blog posts constantly until a user clicks on a story to pause and read more - a new feature in our themes.

\n

Galleria

\n

\"Galleria\"

\n

Child theme for the Hybrid theme based on Chris Wallace’s Gallery theme.

\n

Natural Gloom

\n

\"Natural

\n

A gloomy and artistic two-column theme supporting widgets and nested comments.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Theme Releases for 05/21

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 21 May 2009 19:07:00 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1532:\"

DynaBlue

\n

\"DynaBlue\"

\n

A truly dynamic theme that is constantly changing. This is a very current and stylish design for your WordPress blog. The header banner rotates through your latest 4 blog posts constantly until a user clicks on a story to pause and read more - a new feature in our themes.

\n

Galleria

\n

\"Galleria\"

\n

Child theme for the Hybrid theme based on Chris Wallace’s Gallery theme.

\n

Natural Gloom

\n

\"Natural

\n

A gloomy and artistic two-column theme supporting widgets and nested comments.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Theme Releases for 05/21

\";}i:29;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:59:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Theme Releases for 05/19\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5888\";s:4:\"link\";s:87:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/19/wordpress-theme-releases-for-0519/\";s:11:\"description\";s:2529:\"

DarkoOo

\n

\"Darkooo\"

\n

It has a dark header and background (from which comes the name DarkoOo). The theme comes with 125×125 advertising space, a small “About me” space, and a place in the header to put your rss, twitter etc… links (easy configurable or removable). It has one Widgetized Sidebar.

\n

Vanilla Cart

\n

\"Vanilla

\n

Clean, minimal, vanilla-style WordPress Shopping Cart Theme, made specifically for the free WP e-Commerce plugin.

\n

Quietly Simple

\n

\"Quietly

\n

2-column simple “back to basics” fixed-width theme in calming khaki and brown colors. Featuring an author info page, related posts and gravatars along with Custom Archives, Sitemap and full width No Sidebars page templates.

\n

Wall Magazine [removed, encrypted footer]

\n

\"Wall

\n

Two column, widget and gravatar ready, advertisement ready theme with support for Feedburner, auto-resizing images with thumbnails.

\n

Arras

\n

\"Arras\"

\n

Arras Theme is a WordPress theme designed for news or review sites with lots of customizable features. It comes with 5 different news layouts to customise your front page, and an integrated theme options page for you to adjust the theme to your liking.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Theme Releases for 05/19

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 19 May 2009 19:42:17 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2529:\"

DarkoOo

\n

\"Darkooo\"

\n

It has a dark header and background (from which comes the name DarkoOo). The theme comes with 125×125 advertising space, a small “About me” space, and a place in the header to put your rss, twitter etc… links (easy configurable or removable). It has one Widgetized Sidebar.

\n

Vanilla Cart

\n

\"Vanilla

\n

Clean, minimal, vanilla-style WordPress Shopping Cart Theme, made specifically for the free WP e-Commerce plugin.

\n

Quietly Simple

\n

\"Quietly

\n

2-column simple “back to basics” fixed-width theme in calming khaki and brown colors. Featuring an author info page, related posts and gravatars along with Custom Archives, Sitemap and full width No Sidebars page templates.

\n

Wall Magazine [removed, encrypted footer]

\n

\"Wall

\n

Two column, widget and gravatar ready, advertisement ready theme with support for Feedburner, auto-resizing images with thumbnails.

\n

Arras

\n

\"Arras\"

\n

Arras Theme is a WordPress theme designed for news or review sites with lots of customizable features. It comes with 5 different news layouts to customise your front page, and an integrated theme options page for you to adjust the theme to your liking.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress Theme Releases for 05/19

\";}i:30;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:67:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Five Comment Related Plugins for WordPress\";s:4:\"guid\";s:96:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/18/five-comment-related-plugins-for-wordpress/\";s:4:\"link\";s:96:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/18/five-comment-related-plugins-for-wordpress/\";s:11:\"description\";s:5645:\"

Next up on the “Five” series is a sampling of 5 comment related plugins from the WordPress Plugin Directory.  There are 395 plugins as of today that are tagged with the term comment to choose from.

\n

Comments are the lifeblood of any website.  That is where the true interaction happens not only between the creator of the website and visitors but also between the visitors themselves of a website.

\n

So I dug through the WordPress plugin directory and came up with what I believe are five plugins to help increase the interaction on your website:

\n

SI CAPTCHA for WordPress: This plugin gives you an anti-spam measure on your comment form to help reduce the number of SPAM comments your website receives.  Now don’t get me wrong – ASKIMET does a terrific job of stopping SPAM comments (according to their website 82% of all comments are SPAM).  Well this plugin requires human intervention to answer/type in the CAPTCHA phrase in order to submit the comment.  Bots and other automated methods of spamming your blog can not answer that phrase and thus the comment never makes it into your site – not even into the ASKIMET SPAM queue.  This one is very popular – 28,130 downloads all time and 3,034 in the last week.

\n

\"sicaptchascreen\"

\n

WP Comment Auto Responder: Here is a great way to encourage commenter’s to come back to your site after making a comment.  This plugin will send them a customized email that you create in the settings.  This automated email is a great opportunity to thank them for their comment and invite them to come back to the website and continue the conversation.

\n

\"wpcommentautoresponderscreenshot\"

\n

Thank Me Later: This plug in takes the previous plugin and goes one step further.  The extra step is to insert a given amount of time in between the original comment and a thank you email for that comment.  It can be set to send that follow-up thank you email an hour, day, week or month later.  What this does is remind that commenter of the fact they were on your site and hopefully bring them back for a follow-up to that original comment.  The email message is very customizable with tags that represent several variables in the comments.

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\"thankmelaterscreensettings\"\"thankmelateremailsample\"
\n

Featuring CountComments:  Want a quick snapshot of how active some of your commenters are? This little plugin will insert the total number of comments that an author/user has made on your blog.  One catch with this one is that the commenter must be registered and logged in to comment.  This will not work with anonymous entries.

\n

\"commentcount\"

\n

Commenttwitter: Here is a little Twitter integration with your comments.  Imagine the conversation that could be driven to your website by having someone who takes the time to comment on on of your website postings tweet that comment and a blog post link to their Twitter stream?

\n

\"commenttwitter\"

\n

So what type of plugins do you use to enhance your website comments?  Would love to hear success stories on increasing the discussions and comments at your site.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

Five Comment Related Plugins for WordPress

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Tue, 19 May 2009 02:16:50 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:15:\"WindowsObserver\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:5645:\"

Next up on the “Five” series is a sampling of 5 comment related plugins from the WordPress Plugin Directory.  There are 395 plugins as of today that are tagged with the term comment to choose from.

\n

Comments are the lifeblood of any website.  That is where the true interaction happens not only between the creator of the website and visitors but also between the visitors themselves of a website.

\n

So I dug through the WordPress plugin directory and came up with what I believe are five plugins to help increase the interaction on your website:

\n

SI CAPTCHA for WordPress: This plugin gives you an anti-spam measure on your comment form to help reduce the number of SPAM comments your website receives.  Now don’t get me wrong – ASKIMET does a terrific job of stopping SPAM comments (according to their website 82% of all comments are SPAM).  Well this plugin requires human intervention to answer/type in the CAPTCHA phrase in order to submit the comment.  Bots and other automated methods of spamming your blog can not answer that phrase and thus the comment never makes it into your site – not even into the ASKIMET SPAM queue.  This one is very popular – 28,130 downloads all time and 3,034 in the last week.

\n

\"sicaptchascreen\"

\n

WP Comment Auto Responder: Here is a great way to encourage commenter’s to come back to your site after making a comment.  This plugin will send them a customized email that you create in the settings.  This automated email is a great opportunity to thank them for their comment and invite them to come back to the website and continue the conversation.

\n

\"wpcommentautoresponderscreenshot\"

\n

Thank Me Later: This plug in takes the previous plugin and goes one step further.  The extra step is to insert a given amount of time in between the original comment and a thank you email for that comment.  It can be set to send that follow-up thank you email an hour, day, week or month later.  What this does is remind that commenter of the fact they were on your site and hopefully bring them back for a follow-up to that original comment.  The email message is very customizable with tags that represent several variables in the comments.

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
\"thankmelaterscreensettings\"\"thankmelateremailsample\"
\n

Featuring CountComments:  Want a quick snapshot of how active some of your commenters are? This little plugin will insert the total number of comments that an author/user has made on your blog.  One catch with this one is that the commenter must be registered and logged in to comment.  This will not work with anonymous entries.

\n

\"commentcount\"

\n

Commenttwitter: Here is a little Twitter integration with your comments.  Imagine the conversation that could be driven to your website by having someone who takes the time to comment on on of your website postings tweet that comment and a blog post link to their Twitter stream?

\n

\"commenttwitter\"

\n

So what type of plugins do you use to enhance your website comments?  Would love to hear success stories on increasing the discussions and comments at your site.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

Five Comment Related Plugins for WordPress

\";}i:31;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:55:\"Weblog Tools Collection: What Are Your Theme Standards?\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5867\";s:4:\"link\";s:83:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/18/what-are-your-theme-standards/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1018:\"

On a thread within the WPTavern forum, there is an interesting discussion taking place among some prominent theme authors on creating a theme standards system. The initial idea is to create a standards system which would give theme authors a goal to shoot for. However, as the discussion has progressed, it’s easy to see that this entire idea of rating themes or putting together a set of standards is a complex problem.

\n

So after reading through that thread, I thought it would be a good idea to tap into the WordPress community to figure out what is most important to you when it comes to using a theme? Is it price, license, design, usability, functionality, or something else?

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

What Are Your Theme Standards?

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Mon, 18 May 2009 20:30:02 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:13:\"Jeff Chandler\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1018:\"

On a thread within the WPTavern forum, there is an interesting discussion taking place among some prominent theme authors on creating a theme standards system. The initial idea is to create a standards system which would give theme authors a goal to shoot for. However, as the discussion has progressed, it’s easy to see that this entire idea of rating themes or putting together a set of standards is a complex problem.

\n

So after reading through that thread, I thought it would be a good idea to tap into the WordPress community to figure out what is most important to you when it comes to using a theme? Is it price, license, design, usability, functionality, or something else?

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

What Are Your Theme Standards?

\";}i:32;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:41:\"Alex King: WordPress Theme Admin Page Tip\";s:4:\"guid\";s:66:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/18/wordpress-theme-admin-page-tip\";s:4:\"link\";s:66:\"http://alexking.org/blog/2009/05/18/wordpress-theme-admin-page-tip\";s:11:\"description\";s:2046:\"

In WordPress 2.7.1 (and probably previous versions), the admin page that allows for theme activation has some behavior that you might find sub-optimal in certain conditions.

\n

Today I was setting up a site and wholesale replaced the default ‘wp-content/themes’ directory with a ‘wp-content/themes’ directory checked out of our SVN. This removed the default theme (Kubrick) and left only the theme I was working on for the site.

\n

For some reason, the theme admin page did not show any themes - it took me about 20 minutes to trace the code to figure out what was going on.

\n

The wp-admin/themes.php file has code at line 139 that checks to see if more than one theme is present:

\n

if ( 1 < $theme_total ) {

\n

If more than 1 theme is found, then the grid of themes is shown so that you can choose between them. However, in my situation I had deleted all other themes leaving just 1 theme but had not yet activated that theme. With this edge case, no theme is active, and there is no way to select the 1 theme that is in the ‘wp-content/themes’ directory.

\n

A workaround is to change that code to:

\n

if ( 1 <= $theme_total ) {

\n

or to upload another theme. Then you can select the theme you need, and you’re good to go.

\n

I’ve opened a bug for this here, so I’m sure this will be fixed in the near future. Hopefully this information will be helpful to someone else who runs into this situation in the interim.

\n

UPDATE: I did search Trac, but apparently not well enough. Original bug here for those wanting to review.

\n

ShareThis

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Mon, 18 May 2009 19:48:08 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:4:\"Alex\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2046:\"

In WordPress 2.7.1 (and probably previous versions), the admin page that allows for theme activation has some behavior that you might find sub-optimal in certain conditions.

\n

Today I was setting up a site and wholesale replaced the default ‘wp-content/themes’ directory with a ‘wp-content/themes’ directory checked out of our SVN. This removed the default theme (Kubrick) and left only the theme I was working on for the site.

\n

For some reason, the theme admin page did not show any themes - it took me about 20 minutes to trace the code to figure out what was going on.

\n

The wp-admin/themes.php file has code at line 139 that checks to see if more than one theme is present:

\n

if ( 1 < $theme_total ) {

\n

If more than 1 theme is found, then the grid of themes is shown so that you can choose between them. However, in my situation I had deleted all other themes leaving just 1 theme but had not yet activated that theme. With this edge case, no theme is active, and there is no way to select the 1 theme that is in the ‘wp-content/themes’ directory.

\n

A workaround is to change that code to:

\n

if ( 1 <= $theme_total ) {

\n

or to upload another theme. Then you can select the theme you need, and you’re good to go.

\n

I’ve opened a bug for this here, so I’m sure this will be fixed in the near future. Hopefully this information will be helpful to someone else who runs into this situation in the interim.

\n

UPDATE: I did search Trac, but apparently not well enough. Original bug here for those wanting to review.

\n

ShareThis

\";}i:33;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:51:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress News for 5/18/09\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5860\";s:4:\"link\";s:78:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/18/wordpress-news-for-51809/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1102:\"

WordPress 2.8 Beta 1 has been released. For all those of you that are adventurous, this is your cue. Codex lists all the changes in 2.8 that have been implemented before the feature freeze.

\n

A “Get ready for WordCamp San Francisco 2009” post from Lloyd. I almost completely forgot about the WordPress’ Sixth Anniversary celebrations. 572 attendees as of this post!

\n

WordCamp Columbus was great with some spirited feedback! Looking forward to WordCamp Chicago.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress News for 5/18/09

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Mon, 18 May 2009 14:06:15 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Mark Ghosh\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1102:\"

WordPress 2.8 Beta 1 has been released. For all those of you that are adventurous, this is your cue. Codex lists all the changes in 2.8 that have been implemented before the feature freeze.

\n

A “Get ready for WordCamp San Francisco 2009” post from Lloyd. I almost completely forgot about the WordPress’ Sixth Anniversary celebrations. 572 attendees as of this post!

\n

WordCamp Columbus was great with some spirited feedback! Looking forward to WordCamp Chicago.

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

\n

WordPress News for 5/18/09

\";}i:34;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:60:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/17\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5863\";s:4:\"link\";s:88:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/17/wordpress-plugin-releases-for-0517/\";s:11:\"description\";s:3773:\"

New Plugins

\n

Adshare

\n

Adshare allows you to rotate Google Adsense ads based on the author of the current post. It works by replaceing a default adsense publisher id with that of the author of the current post.

\n

Tab Override

\n

Tab Override makes the post/page HTML editor (not visual) handle tabs similar to how a desktop text-editor would. After activating this plugin, pressing the tab key will insert a tab character rather than move focus to the next field.

\n

Tweetable

\n

Tweetable is a WordPress Plugin intended to help integrate Twitter into your blog.

\n

Show Template

\n

Prints an html comment in the footer of every page letting you know which template file of your theme was used for the display.

\n

WordPress Logger

\n

Display log messages from PHP in the browser console in Safari and Firefox (with firebug). Essential debugging tool for plugin and theme developers. You no longer have to use ‘print_r’ statements from PHP to figure out what is going on in the code, which more often than not, messes up the DOM and HTML layout. Displays complex PHP structures like arrays and objects in pretty print.

\n

WordPress.org One-Click Install

\n

Simply install this plugin to your blog and install it’s Greasemonkey script from the plugin’s page and you will then be able to literally one-click install any plugin directly from WordPress.org.

\n

Time Press

\n

Easily integrate and configure a time line representation into your blog.

\n

Updated Plugins

\n

WP Minify

\n

This plugin helps you easily integrate the Minify engine into your WordPress blog. Once enabled, this plugin will combine and compress JS and CSS to improve page load time.

\n

WP-Insert

\n

WP-INSERT from SMARTLOGIX is an allrounder WordPress plugin which takes care of it all be it your ads, your feeds, your tracking codes even the way you edit your posts!

\n

Related Websites

\n

Related Websites is related posts for the blogosphere.

\n

New User Email Setup

\n

The function of the plugin is to provide a basic interface so that admins can define a custom email that is sent to users when they first register. Subject, Text Body, From Address, Admin Subject and Admin Text Body can all be defined, to allow for a more personalized feel to your blog, that doesn’t have such a generic ‘welcome’ email.

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Spam Task

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SpamTask is the world’s most advanced spam filter for blogs and guestbooks. It can be setup easily and effectively holds back all messages coming from spam robots, and uses the collected information to learn all by itself and become an increasingly better spam filter.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/17

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New Plugins

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Adshare

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Adshare allows you to rotate Google Adsense ads based on the author of the current post. It works by replaceing a default adsense publisher id with that of the author of the current post.

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Tab Override

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Tab Override makes the post/page HTML editor (not visual) handle tabs similar to how a desktop text-editor would. After activating this plugin, pressing the tab key will insert a tab character rather than move focus to the next field.

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Tweetable

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Tweetable is a WordPress Plugin intended to help integrate Twitter into your blog.

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Show Template

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Prints an html comment in the footer of every page letting you know which template file of your theme was used for the display.

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WordPress Logger

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Display log messages from PHP in the browser console in Safari and Firefox (with firebug). Essential debugging tool for plugin and theme developers. You no longer have to use ‘print_r’ statements from PHP to figure out what is going on in the code, which more often than not, messes up the DOM and HTML layout. Displays complex PHP structures like arrays and objects in pretty print.

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WordPress.org One-Click Install

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Simply install this plugin to your blog and install it’s Greasemonkey script from the plugin’s page and you will then be able to literally one-click install any plugin directly from WordPress.org.

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Time Press

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Easily integrate and configure a time line representation into your blog.

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Updated Plugins

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WP Minify

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This plugin helps you easily integrate the Minify engine into your WordPress blog. Once enabled, this plugin will combine and compress JS and CSS to improve page load time.

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WP-Insert

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WP-INSERT from SMARTLOGIX is an allrounder WordPress plugin which takes care of it all be it your ads, your feeds, your tracking codes even the way you edit your posts!

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Related Websites

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Related Websites is related posts for the blogosphere.

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New User Email Setup

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The function of the plugin is to provide a basic interface so that admins can define a custom email that is sent to users when they first register. Subject, Text Body, From Address, Admin Subject and Admin Text Body can all be defined, to allow for a more personalized feel to your blog, that doesn’t have such a generic ‘welcome’ email.

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Spam Task

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SpamTask is the world’s most advanced spam filter for blogs and guestbooks. It can be setup easily and effectively holds back all messages coming from spam robots, and uses the collected information to learn all by itself and become an increasingly better spam filter.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 05/17

\";}i:35;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:57:\"Mark Jaquith: State of the Word – WordCamp Mid-Atlantic\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://markjaquith.wordpress.com/?p=299\";s:4:\"link\";s:84:\"http://markjaquith.wordpress.com/2009/05/17/state-of-the-word-wordcamp-mid-atlantic/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1290:\"

Here are my slides from the State of the Word keynote at WordCamp Mid-Atlantic:

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\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sun, 17 May 2009 10:30:32 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Mark Jaquith\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1290:\"

Here are my slides from the State of the Word keynote at WordCamp Mid-Atlantic:

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\";}i:36;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:30:\"Dev Blog: WordPress 2.8 Beta 1\";s:4:\"guid\";s:39:\"http://wordpress.org/development/?p=744\";s:4:\"link\";s:62:\"http://wordpress.org/development/2009/05/wordpress-2-8-beta-1/\";s:11:\"description\";s:332:\"

Download it, test it, file bugs.

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What’s new? All of this.

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Good hunting, all you testers.

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sat, 16 May 2009 19:59:48 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Ryan Boren\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:332:\"

Download it, test it, file bugs.

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What’s new? All of this.

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Good hunting, all you testers.

\";}i:37;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:45:\"Weblog Tools Collection: At WordCamp Columbus\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5858\";s:4:\"link\";s:74:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/16/at-wordcamp-columbus/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1230:\"

I am going to be at WordCamp Columbus today. If you are going to be attending the event, be sure to say hi.

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The list of speakers is quite attractive. Jeff and I were discussing WordCamp Columbus, planning out the event and scoping out presentations that we would listen to and as usual, it was quite overwhelming. I am looking forward to meeting up with old friends and making some new ones while I am there. I like to make my own mini conference in the halls, so if you see a big Indian guy huddled over with a bunch of others people discussing WordPress, you will know that you have run into me. \":)\"

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I am looking for a few others folks to hang out with and have dinner at the end of the event. So if you are interested, please let me know. See you there!

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At WordCamp Columbus

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Sat, 16 May 2009 09:44:11 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Mark Ghosh\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1230:\"

I am going to be at WordCamp Columbus today. If you are going to be attending the event, be sure to say hi.

\n

The list of speakers is quite attractive. Jeff and I were discussing WordCamp Columbus, planning out the event and scoping out presentations that we would listen to and as usual, it was quite overwhelming. I am looking forward to meeting up with old friends and making some new ones while I am there. I like to make my own mini conference in the halls, so if you see a big Indian guy huddled over with a bunch of others people discussing WordPress, you will know that you have run into me. \":)\"

\n

I am looking for a few others folks to hang out with and have dinner at the end of the event. So if you are interested, please let me know. See you there!

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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At WordCamp Columbus

\";}i:38;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:47:\"BuddyPress: Help Shape the Future of BuddyPress\";s:4:\"guid\";s:28:\"http://buddypress.org/?p=398\";s:4:\"link\";s:73:\"http://buddypress.org/blog/community/help-shape-the-future-of-buddypress/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1682:\"

Since the release of BuddyPress 1.0 we’ve been thinking of interesting ways that the community could directly participate in the roadmap for future BuddyPress releases.

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We think we’ve found a fun approach, and so we’ve decided to run a bit of an experiment. Over the last week, those who participate in the BuddyPress IRC room on Freenode have had the chance to look over and comment on a list of new BuddyPress features. These features are what we’d like to see make their way into BuddyPress within the next 1-3 versions.

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Here’s where you, as a community member come in. We’d like you to play a part in ranking these features, placing the most important features (to you) at the top, and the less important ones at the bottom. Hopefully we can tally enough votes to get a fairly decent overall perspective on what people want first.

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These are just features for existing components, the two new components - status updates and albums are already at the top of the roadmap.

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I’ve built an interface over the last couple of days that will allow any BuddyPress.org member to log in and start “Roadmap Ranking”. Each of the features are broken down into their respective component and only one component is displayed on the screen at a time. You should rank each component’s features separately. Just drag and drop features in the list.

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Head on over to the roadmap ranking page, and cast your vote!

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Since the release of BuddyPress 1.0 we’ve been thinking of interesting ways that the community could directly participate in the roadmap for future BuddyPress releases.

\n

We think we’ve found a fun approach, and so we’ve decided to run a bit of an experiment. Over the last week, those who participate in the BuddyPress IRC room on Freenode have had the chance to look over and comment on a list of new BuddyPress features. These features are what we’d like to see make their way into BuddyPress within the next 1-3 versions.

\n

Here’s where you, as a community member come in. We’d like you to play a part in ranking these features, placing the most important features (to you) at the top, and the less important ones at the bottom. Hopefully we can tally enough votes to get a fairly decent overall perspective on what people want first.

\n

These are just features for existing components, the two new components - status updates and albums are already at the top of the roadmap.

\n

I’ve built an interface over the last couple of days that will allow any BuddyPress.org member to log in and start “Roadmap Ranking”. Each of the features are broken down into their respective component and only one component is displayed on the screen at a time. You should rank each component’s features separately. Just drag and drop features in the list.

\n

Head on over to the roadmap ranking page, and cast your vote!

\";}i:39;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:62:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Weblog Tools Collection on the Kindle\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5856\";s:4:\"link\";s:91:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/15/weblog-tools-collection-on-the-kindle/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1203:\"

Weblog Tools Collection is now available for subscription on the Kindle. There is a 14 day free trial if you would like to just try it out. So if you are a Kindle owner and a WLTC fan, please subscribe and let us know what you think. While I wish we could offer it for free, the charge is $1.99 (we get 30% of this amount).

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If you want to publish your blog on Kindle, you can do it too! Be sure to let us know what you think of the experience if you choose to publish your blog on the Kindle. The Kindle forums are a little sparse at this time and the whole publishing page/venue is in beta so you might have some trouble. It was a breeze for us. Thanks to BloggingPro for the idea.

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Weblog Tools Collection on the Kindle

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 15 May 2009 13:36:21 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Mark Ghosh\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1203:\"

Weblog Tools Collection is now available for subscription on the Kindle. There is a 14 day free trial if you would like to just try it out. So if you are a Kindle owner and a WLTC fan, please subscribe and let us know what you think. While I wish we could offer it for free, the charge is $1.99 (we get 30% of this amount).

\n

If you want to publish your blog on Kindle, you can do it too! Be sure to let us know what you think of the experience if you choose to publish your blog on the Kindle. The Kindle forums are a little sparse at this time and the whole publishing page/venue is in beta so you might have some trouble. It was a breeze for us. Thanks to BloggingPro for the idea.

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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Weblog Tools Collection on the Kindle

\";}i:40;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:31:\"Lloyd: WordCamp SF Here I Come!\";s:4:\"guid\";s:30:\"http://foolswisdom.com/?p=1851\";s:4:\"link\";s:39:\"http://foolswisdom.com/wordcamp-sf-200/\";s:11:\"description\";s:2641:\"

\"\"Only two more weeks until WordCamp San Francisco 2009. I can’t wait!

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This is the original WordCamp. Every year has been fantastic!  There is no other event that brings so many of WordPress’s elite together.

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They’re friendly people to boot! Thankfully, the elite are welcoming and generous with their time, knowledge, talent and bad jokes (puns). It’s a great learning environment.

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The best kept secret about WordCamp is that the speaker line up includes many technology and web luminaries – Matt Cutts, Philip Greenspun, Tim Ferriss, Tara Hunt to name a few of the incredible speakers.

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Can you believe it is near free — the $25 cost doesn’t even cover the cost of the food. Thank you sponsors!

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Even if WordPress wasn’t your thing (shame!), if you’re in the web, it should be a must attend event. It’s a great event for all bloggers and anyone publishing online.

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There is also an after party celebrating the sixth anniversary of WordPress!

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And Sunday, we’re hosting a barcamp-esque WordPress developer day:

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…expect more hardcore geek content like heavy WordPress performance optimization, BuddyPress internals, an intro to Erlang, a guide to secure coding, WordPress-as-CMS discussions, and more. If there’s a topic you’d like to lead start thinking about it now…

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There are only 64 spaces left for WordCamp, so sign up now! (Already 536 people have registered.)

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I hope to meet you there.

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\"Budd

Budd Family helping at Genius Bar WordCamp SF 2008, as seen at http://central.wordcamp.org/

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Fri, 15 May 2009 04:19:02 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:5:\"Lloyd\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:2641:\"

\"\"Only two more weeks until WordCamp San Francisco 2009. I can’t wait!

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This is the original WordCamp. Every year has been fantastic!  There is no other event that brings so many of WordPress’s elite together.

\n

They’re friendly people to boot! Thankfully, the elite are welcoming and generous with their time, knowledge, talent and bad jokes (puns). It’s a great learning environment.

\n

The best kept secret about WordCamp is that the speaker line up includes many technology and web luminaries – Matt Cutts, Philip Greenspun, Tim Ferriss, Tara Hunt to name a few of the incredible speakers.

\n

Can you believe it is near free — the $25 cost doesn’t even cover the cost of the food. Thank you sponsors!

\n

Even if WordPress wasn’t your thing (shame!), if you’re in the web, it should be a must attend event. It’s a great event for all bloggers and anyone publishing online.

\n

There is also an after party celebrating the sixth anniversary of WordPress!

\n

And Sunday, we’re hosting a barcamp-esque WordPress developer day:

\n

…expect more hardcore geek content like heavy WordPress performance optimization, BuddyPress internals, an intro to Erlang, a guide to secure coding, WordPress-as-CMS discussions, and more. If there’s a topic you’d like to lead start thinking about it now…

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There are only 64 spaces left for WordCamp, so sign up now! (Already 536 people have registered.)

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I hope to meet you there.

\n
\"Budd

Budd Family helping at Genius Bar WordCamp SF 2008, as seen at http://central.wordcamp.org/

\";}i:41;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:56:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WP PluginsUsed: A Plugin Review\";s:4:\"guid\";s:84:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/14/wp-pluginsused-a-plugin-review/\";s:4:\"link\";s:84:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/14/wp-pluginsused-a-plugin-review/\";s:11:\"description\";s:4533:\"

Funny how things can get connected quite quickly on the web.  Check this out.

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I wrote a blog entry for WLTC just two days ago about Five Nifty Sidebar Widgets for your WordPress Site.  Babs then commented on that post and said:

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Out of curiosity, does anyone know how many plugins it takes to break a WordPress site? *laughs*

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This comment then prompted Mark from here at WLTC to write a blog entry asking visitors to Guess how many Plugins we have active on the website and comment on how many active and inactive plugins they have on their own websites.  This is a small contest that will earn the correct guesser a one year Flickr Pro membership. It is a very active thread right now (78 replies as of this posting).

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So as I am watching the guesses stream in over the last 24 hours or so it reminded me of an awesome plugin I use on my site and it fits in with this series of blog posts.  So I guess you can say that this has come full circle in that my original post started the chain reaction to this post! Don’t you just love the way the web works!  Nice job everyone.

\n

So here is a look at Lester Chan’s terrific WP PluginsUsed plugin (current version 1.40).

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After grabbing the download and installing the plugin all you need to do is create a new page on your site – I am calling mine Plugins Used (yeah I know very creative). Then in the edit box for this new page I am going to paste the following text in:

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[stats_pluginsused]

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<P>
<H2>Active Plugins</H2>
[active_pluginsused]

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<P>
<H2>Inactive Plugins</H2>
[inactive_pluginsused]

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Once you have that done save and publish the page to your website. There is also a simple change you can make to the wp-pluginsused.php file to prevent the plugin from showing what version of these plugins your using.  Just open up the wp-pluginsused.php and make this change:

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Find - define(’PLUGINSUSED_SHOW_VERSION’, true);

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Change it to - define(’PLUGINSUSED_SHOW_VERSION’, false);

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Save your file and load up your new Plugins Used page (this is mine) and it will look like this:

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\"pluginsusedscreenshot\"

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The page also shows details about the plugin including the plugins name, author and a description of the plugin.  The plugin name and author are linked to their respective sites as well.  This will allow you to head directly to that plugin’s website when you see this page on someone else’s blog and want to try it out.

\n

So there you go – a great plugin from Lester Chan – one among many he has.  If you have never checked out Lester’s work head over to his site now and take a look at his portfolio – some very impressive stuff. His WordPress plugins are under the PHP Programming header.

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Post a link to your plugins used page in the comments to share with everyone and we can see just what your running on your site as well.

\n

Until next time – stay safe out there!

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WP PluginsUsed: A Plugin Review

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 14 May 2009 23:23:04 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:15:\"WindowsObserver\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:4533:\"

Funny how things can get connected quite quickly on the web.  Check this out.

\n

I wrote a blog entry for WLTC just two days ago about Five Nifty Sidebar Widgets for your WordPress Site.  Babs then commented on that post and said:

\n

Out of curiosity, does anyone know how many plugins it takes to break a WordPress site? *laughs*

\n
\n

This comment then prompted Mark from here at WLTC to write a blog entry asking visitors to Guess how many Plugins we have active on the website and comment on how many active and inactive plugins they have on their own websites.  This is a small contest that will earn the correct guesser a one year Flickr Pro membership. It is a very active thread right now (78 replies as of this posting).

\n

So as I am watching the guesses stream in over the last 24 hours or so it reminded me of an awesome plugin I use on my site and it fits in with this series of blog posts.  So I guess you can say that this has come full circle in that my original post started the chain reaction to this post! Don’t you just love the way the web works!  Nice job everyone.

\n

So here is a look at Lester Chan’s terrific WP PluginsUsed plugin (current version 1.40).

\n

After grabbing the download and installing the plugin all you need to do is create a new page on your site – I am calling mine Plugins Used (yeah I know very creative). Then in the edit box for this new page I am going to paste the following text in:

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[stats_pluginsused]

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<P>
<H2>Active Plugins</H2>
[active_pluginsused]

\n

<P>
<H2>Inactive Plugins</H2>
[inactive_pluginsused]

\n
\n

Once you have that done save and publish the page to your website. There is also a simple change you can make to the wp-pluginsused.php file to prevent the plugin from showing what version of these plugins your using.  Just open up the wp-pluginsused.php and make this change:

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Find - define(’PLUGINSUSED_SHOW_VERSION’, true);

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Change it to - define(’PLUGINSUSED_SHOW_VERSION’, false);

\n
\n

Save your file and load up your new Plugins Used page (this is mine) and it will look like this:

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\"pluginsusedscreenshot\"

\n

The page also shows details about the plugin including the plugins name, author and a description of the plugin.  The plugin name and author are linked to their respective sites as well.  This will allow you to head directly to that plugin’s website when you see this page on someone else’s blog and want to try it out.

\n

So there you go – a great plugin from Lester Chan – one among many he has.  If you have never checked out Lester’s work head over to his site now and take a look at his portfolio – some very impressive stuff. His WordPress plugins are under the PHP Programming header.

\n

Post a link to your plugins used page in the comments to share with everyone and we can see just what your running on your site as well.

\n

Until next time – stay safe out there!

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WP PluginsUsed: A Plugin Review

\";}i:42;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:59:\"Weblog Tools Collection: WordPress Theme Releases for 05/14\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5847\";s:4:\"link\";s:87:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/14/wordpress-theme-releases-for-0514/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1927:\"

Berita Business

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\"Berita

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Three column, widgetized theme with seven custom widgets  and spots and a featured slider on the homepage.

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Dark Cherry

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\"Dark

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It’s a well managed color palette color integrated into a most used blog structure with two columns. Here you have a lot of space to fit any ads, plugins or whatever you need.

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WPElegance

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\"WPElegance\"

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WPElegance2Col is SEO-optimized, ad-ready, WordPress 2.7 compatible, two column theme with widgetized sidebars and footer.

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TweetMeBlue

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\"TweetMeBlue\"

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Two column, easy to use theme with support for featured posts, Twitter, Adsense and more…

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Theme Releases for 05/14

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Thu, 14 May 2009 20:22:21 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:7:\"Perurry\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1927:\"

Berita Business

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\"Berita

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Three column, widgetized theme with seven custom widgets  and spots and a featured slider on the homepage.

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Dark Cherry

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\"Dark

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It’s a well managed color palette color integrated into a most used blog structure with two columns. Here you have a lot of space to fit any ads, plugins or whatever you need.

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WPElegance

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\"WPElegance\"

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WPElegance2Col is SEO-optimized, ad-ready, WordPress 2.7 compatible, two column theme with widgetized sidebars and footer.

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TweetMeBlue

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\"TweetMeBlue\"

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Two column, easy to use theme with support for featured posts, Twitter, Adsense and more…

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Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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WordPress Theme Releases for 05/14

\";}i:43;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:54:\"WordPress.tv: Introducing VideoPress for WordPress.com\";s:4:\"guid\";s:27:\"http://wordpress.tv/?p=1893\";s:4:\"link\";s:72:\"http://wordpress.tv/2009/05/13/introducing-videopress-for-wordpress-com/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1386:\"

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\"\" \"\" \"\" \"\" \"\" \"\"
\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 13 May 2009 23:37:05 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:12:\"Michael Pick\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1386:\"

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\"\" \"\" \"\" \"\" \"\" \"\"
\";}i:44;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:63:\"Weblog Tools Collection: Guess how many Plugins we have active?\";s:4:\"guid\";s:40:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/?p=5840\";s:4:\"link\";s:91:\"http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/05/13/guess-how-many-plugins-we-have-active/\";s:11:\"description\";s:1101:\"

The first person to correctly guess the number of active plugins and the number of deactivated plugins on this blog will win a Flickr Pro membership for a year from us. We have more deactivated plugins than activated ones and the numbers aren’t astronomical. Thanks to babs for the idea. Authors/contributors on this blog are ineligible in this guessing game. \":)\"

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While we are at it, how many plugins do you have activated and how many are deactivated? Do you have any that you activate once in a while when the mood strikes? Which number is higher?

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Guess how many Plugins we have active?

\";s:7:\"pubdate\";s:31:\"Wed, 13 May 2009 22:49:53 +0000\";s:2:\"dc\";a:1:{s:7:\"creator\";s:10:\"Mark Ghosh\";}s:7:\"summary\";s:1101:\"

The first person to correctly guess the number of active plugins and the number of deactivated plugins on this blog will win a Flickr Pro membership for a year from us. We have more deactivated plugins than activated ones and the numbers aren’t astronomical. Thanks to babs for the idea. Authors/contributors on this blog are ineligible in this guessing game. \":)\"

\n

While we are at it, how many plugins do you have activated and how many are deactivated? Do you have any that you activate once in a while when the mood strikes? Which number is higher?

\n

Post from: Weblog Tools Collection

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Guess how many Plugins we have active?

\";}i:45;a:7:{s:5:\"title\";s:40:\"bbPress: bbPress 1.0 Release Candidate 1\";s:4:\"guid\";s:25:\"http://bbpress.org/?p=227\";s:4:\"link\";s:63:\"http://bbpress.org/blog/2009/05/bbpress-10-release-candidate-1/\";s:11:\"description\";s:822:\"

Yesterday we pushed the first release candidate for bbPress 1.0 out the door. You can grab it from the download page.

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Over the next few weeks there will be a (relatively) rapid progression of “RC” releases as we move towards a final release of 1.0

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Yesterday we pushed the first release candidate for bbPress 1.0 out the door. You can grab it from the download page.

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Sidebar Login: This plugin is not only a widget that you can drag onto your sidebar in the admin interface but also provides a template tag that you can use anywhere in your site to show a login box.  Once your visitor logs in via this form they will be returned to the page they signed in from instead of into the admin panel (unless they are an admin then they log into the admin interface).

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TwiBadge: I guess this list would not be complete without a little Twitter love.  Here is a sidebar widget plugin that lets you add your Twitter Badge to your own sidebar.  It is very configurable and does not require your Twitter password to work. 

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Five Nifty Sidebar Widgets for your WordPress Site

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Can you say that title five times very fast? \":-)\"

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Five Nifty Sidebar Widgets for your WordPress Site

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WordPress Plugin Release for 12/05

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Free eBay Store

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Display your Google PageRank on your blog

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WordPress Plugin Release for 12/05

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