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In this week’s column over at WPMU.org I’m talking about the blockquote. You should go there and read it.
I’m also talking about a particular type of blog, which I tend to call Quote & Comment. This is a blog that is primarily built as a content flow consisting of quotes and links to other sources, along with a few lines of commentary. You might call it a link blog, but I’ve never been too fond of that term.
Apparently it is possible to write something that is not about the Facebook IPO today. My latest column is about the WordPress community summit.
There’s some interesting constructive discussions in the comments to my recent column, titled 7 Bad Things About WordPress. Check it out.
Is it possible to dedicate a column on a WordPress site to Posterous? But of course!
This week’s column on WPMU.org is about giving someone else the reins, would you dare to do that?
It’s column time; this week I’m bitchslapping my fellow (?) writers on WPMU.org.
This week’s column is about the most obvious way you can make money with WordPress, in case you were wondering.
This year’s first column (weekly ones, remember?) for WPMU.org is online. It is about theme developers and keeping it simple.
Important things are discussed in this year’s last column for WPMU.org: What should you name that theme?
In light of recent events, I’m asking the question whether your plugin should be hosted on wordpress.org in my latest column at WPMU.org.
My latest column on WPMU.org is about the lessons i learned from organizing a WordCamp. Sorry, no profanities or controversy in this one!
This week’s column for WPMU.org is about how themes and plugins should be translatable, which isn’t that hard to achieve really. The piece have gotten some criticism for me sticking with more general terms than “internationalization” and “localization”, but I stand by my choice: This way it is more easily read by people who aren’t familiar with localization whatsoever. It’s not an attack on developers either, as I trust my suggestions on how we can all help each other should prove.
A slight publishing snafu over at WPMU.org made my Thursday column publish early. Ah well, at least you can read all about why I loathe shortcodes right now.