WordPress.com Launches Email Post Changes

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1. Brian J. Link (1 comments.) says:

   9/14/2010 at 9:11 am

   Thanks for the WP Word Count mention. I just pushed an update yesterday that includes monthly statistics as well as the already included stats for authors and the blog overall.
2. Flick (28 comments.) says:

   9/14/2010 at 12:15 pm

   Thanks for the plugin recommendations. Just working on a site with multiple contributors so they are very helpful – although the documentation for Capability Manager on the plugin author’s website seems to have gone AWOL.
3. Paul | London Ontario Web Design (1 comments.) says:

   9/15/2010 at 12:11 am

   Hmmm. I think we the frequency I change and edit my posts, I will just annoy the heck out of my Co-workers with this. However I can see the need for it. Thanks for the info
4. joecr (20 comments.) says:

   9/15/2010 at 12:58 am

   Wow several useful plugins. One of which I can see using with a plugin I was working on for a work project. All of the plugins can be found in the extend/plugins on the wp.org site. I wanted to have the Audit Trail so that we could tell who made what changes & when. I’m planning on using WordPress to work with an internal DNS server.
5. Hal Goodtree (1 comments.) says:

   9/17/2010 at 8:27 am

   At CaryCitizen, we have 3 editors and about 24 contributors.

   I reckon we’ll try all the new plugins except email post changes. We publish about 80 stories a month, and the email barrage might well be overwhelming.

   Other plugins we routinely use (we make blogs for others as well publishing our own hyperlocal) include:

   Reveal IDs for WP Admins – shows category IDs
   Google XML Sitemaps
   Better Tag Cloud – allows us to control tag cloud font sizes
   WP DB Manager – automates backup
   Twitter Tools – Alex King’s fab plugin

   And, of course, we use Akismet, quite possibly the most useful plugin ever.

   Thanks for the story, James, and for all the new tools!
6. Elena Coen says:

   1/11/2011 at 3:35 pm

   Hello all,

   I need certain functions and I’m not sure where these plugins will do it. Perhaps you have others to recommend.

   I need people to be able to sign up for notification when a specific post is updated, so subscribe to a post, essentially, for updates, like for a business directory.

   I also would like to expire posts annually and have the author enter/update to repost (again like for a business directory).

   I would like to send the author occasional stats on views of their post(s).

   Any thoughts?

   Thanks, E