An improvement I would like to see with WordPress is to support the differentiation of a post’s status once it is published. This is to identify if a post has had a major update or a minor update. A post may have had a major update or revision due to newer information being available or may have just suffered a minor update due to some semantic issues like a missed grammar error being rectified or a link or metatag being added.
The major update may have many of the paragraphs altered with a huge difference in word count whereas the minor update may have a small difference in word count. By differentiation the classes of update, it may help with controlling “ping-out” behaviour or can help even further with the blog’s SEO. It could also include re-publishing at a later date an article that had undergone major revision or improvement work.
The reason I would like to improve on this is because whenever I post something on the blog, I may want to revise it at a later date either to deal with an error or, in some cases, to deal with technological or marketplace differences.
I’m looking at setting up a BuddyPress project soon, and I think the new P2 will be a really good complement for the site (a site for our extended family to keep up with each other and post photos).
Pretty sure WordPress.org users can get it already.
Ooooh I want to try it out now! Yes I know patience is a virtue…blah blah blah.
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An improvement I would like to see with WordPress is to support the differentiation of a post’s status once it is published. This is to identify if a post has had a major update or a minor update. A post may have had a major update or revision due to newer information being available or may have just suffered a minor update due to some semantic issues like a missed grammar error being rectified or a link or metatag being added.
The major update may have many of the paragraphs altered with a huge difference in word count whereas the minor update may have a small difference in word count. By differentiation the classes of update, it may help with controlling “ping-out” behaviour or can help even further with the blog’s SEO. It could also include re-publishing at a later date an article that had undergone major revision or improvement work.
The reason I would like to improve on this is because whenever I post something on the blog, I may want to revise it at a later date either to deal with an error or, in some cases, to deal with technological or marketplace differences.
I’m looking at setting up a BuddyPress project soon, and I think the new P2 will be a really good complement for the site (a site for our extended family to keep up with each other and post photos).