It’s time to cast your vote
Ajay 
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Listed here are the entries to the WordPress Plugin Competition 2.5.
Please help us choose the winners by visiting each of the plugins below and rating them on the linked page.
- Adminimize
- AnyVar
- Attachment Extender
- Automatic Timezone
- Broken links Remover
- Click
- ComicPress Manager
- Dk Obama Gallery
- DoDo
- Editor Extender
- Flaresmith
- Flickr Gallery
- Fun with in-context comments
- Great Real Estate
- Idealien Category Enhancements
- Image Browser Extender
- Invite friends
- Live Blogroll
- MailPress
- Manageable
- Maxref Widgets
- Media in response
- MultiSiteManager
- Nonce! Please
- PhotoJAR: Base
- Picture Increment Cron System
- Post Groups
- Post Tabs
- Repost
- Role Scoper
- SEO Smart Links
- Sermon Management
- Show Me Options
- Sidebars
- Simple Flash Video
- SlideShare Presentation List
- Snazzy Archives
- Paypal API Subscriptions
- Tabbed Widgets
- tWPtter
- Vent
- Vote2Publish
- WP125
- WP Comment Remix
- WP Easy Uploader
- WP Sentry
- WP Wall
- Yank Widget
- ZdMultiLang
Remember to test the plugin properly before giving your vote.
(11 votes, average: 4.09 out of 5)
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Hello,
What’s the deadline for voting?
[Reply] gestroud — 07/26/2008 @ 4:20 pmI thought the socialise plugin would have been on here ? we use it on our site and it really is great.
[Reply] david (1 comments.) — 07/26/2008 @ 6:13 pmAnd how do we vote?
[Reply] Wladimir (1 comments.) — 07/26/2008 @ 6:34 pmI really wish we had some comment page buttons like the “HTML Allowed” above.
I saw comment quicktags but the plugin doesn’t work well with 2.6. anyone have something that installs buttons for These acronym title=”">
[Reply] Robert (1 comments.) — 07/26/2008 @ 8:29 pm@gestroud and Wladimir,
You can vote on the individual posts by following the links above.
We will announce the deadline at a later date.
Sociable… nah we’re voting on new plugins that did not exist before the competition right? So when casting your vote you should check to see if it existed before
[Reply] Dan Milward (1 comments.) — 07/27/2008 @ 2:08 amTwptter and comment remix gets me
[Reply] Chetan (12 comments.) — 07/27/2008 @ 2:33 amThe statistic I’d like to see is how many people actually took the time to test 48 plug-ins before casting a vote.
[Reply] Carson (24 comments.) — 07/27/2008 @ 9:34 amLOL @ “The statistic I’d like to see is how many people actually took the time to test 48 plug-ins before casting a vote.” I agree. That’s why I wanted to know when the deadline was. That’s a lot of plugins to test.
[Reply] gestroud (1 comments.) — 07/27/2008 @ 12:44 pm[...] WordPress Plugin Competition 2.5 [...]
WordPress Plugin Competition 2.5 | Bittersweet place — 07/27/2008 @ 1:46 pmSince I’m assuming that part of the criterion is usefulness to individual bloggers, I only downloaded and test the handful of plugs that I thought I might actually use, and confined my voting to those. Maybe that’s what others are doing as well.
[Reply] michael lee (9 comments.) — 07/27/2008 @ 5:34 pmHmm… this will take a while. I wish there was a checkbox or something like a poll. But I guess it’s fair if we tried out the plug-ins first. Who knows, we might discover a nice plug-in or two
[Reply] Nick (1 comments.) — 07/28/2008 @ 7:34 amPlease don’t forget the Sermon Browser plugin which was also entered into the competition, but has been missed from the official list.
[Reply] Mark Barnes (1 comments.) — 07/28/2008 @ 10:36 am[...] if you’ll recall FlareSmith was entered into the WordPress Plugin Competition! Well voting has begun, and I’m calling on you dear readers to help me win. Voting has begun [...]
FlareSmith v0.9 and Plugin Competition Update at xentek — 07/28/2008 @ 11:45 amI really wish we had some comment page buttons like the HTML Allowed
[Reply] Dominatrix (1 comments.) — 08/1/2008 @ 2:19 am