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Lorelle VanFossen is great. If you’re the least interested in the WordPress community you know this. She’s got a great blog, she is a great interview subject, and she does a great job giving us the weekly WordPress recap over at The Blog Herald. The latest one went online yesterday. Other blogs should learn from [...]
My answer to that question is yes, these days. Editing lots of blogs are a lot easier using a desktop blogging application, although there are limitations to it. If you’re curious about what I’m using, check out Blogging Software for Mac Users over at Devlounge. So are you using a desktop application to blog? Which [...]
ProBlogger’s got a post up by Suzanne Falter-Barns, basically retelling Andy Wibbels’ opinions on why blogs have killed conventional websites in a 13 point list. In other words, the question they’re asking – have blogs killed conventional websites? – i rhetorical to say the least. The answer, being yes they have, obviously, is also wrong. [...]
This post over at The Blog Herald got me thinking. It’s about geotagging posts, which means showing people where you are on a map. Why? Well, sometimes it might be relevant to see where in the world you were when you published a post, especially if you’re doing a travel-focused blog. However, do you really [...]
In my opinion, it’s important to keep the readers informed, at least if you’ve developed some sort of reputation of keeping the updates coming – and suddenly they’re not. And since I’m doing weekday postings here on Wisdump, I wanted to make my point by telling you all that I’m in transit, on my way [...]
How you want to pimp your blog is up to you, but this week, being totally stressed out to get everything ready in time for me leaving for Japan on early Thursday morning, I realized that blogs without these three plugins (or similar functionality) and features just will have to go! Subscribe to comments plugin. [...]
Have you seen Prologue, the new WordPress theme inspired by Twitter, to say the least. The whole idea is to let groups of people post small blog posts. Read about it here, visit the demo blog, and nab it for yourself here.
The Design Critique post hacking away on Read/WriteWeb’s design made people react. That’s a good thing, I think, because the whole idea with the post was to pick the RWW design apart, and give you my opinion on it. Especially Stephen found this offensive, and that sparked a debate with Fantan. I like debates and [...]
I’m no master of writing wicked linkbait, getting a thousand crazy linkage, reaching the frontpage of Digg, and so on. In a way, I pride myself with that, because most of this kind of content is downright boring. Think about it, another 35 ways to do this or that list, do we need that? At [...]
Matt Mullenweg, of WordPress fame, is mad, and this time I’m not bitching about not giving designer credits in the upcoming (?) WordPress.com theme marketplace. No, this is even zanier. You see, Matt recently published a post titled Top Emailers on his blog, listing the ten people that sent him most e-mails in 2007. Toni [...]
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