What Should WordPress Focus on in 2011?

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1. Hissing Kitty (9 comments.) says:

   12/29/2010 at 11:08 am

   Definitely security as usual, but I’d like to see more outside of the box thinking in terms of layouts. You can chop a 2/3 column up a million ways and back and still spot a wp build a mile off.
2. Steve Global Media (10 comments.) says:

   12/29/2010 at 1:18 pm

   Focus on less updates – I spent more time updating wordpress in 2010 than I did blogging.

   Focus on either fixing bbpress or make an exporter to phpbb / vbulletin / ipboard, etc – and kill it completely.

   focus on fixing buddypress, or make an exporter to phpfox / dolphin – and kill it – or start charging all of the spammers a monthly fee for the ease of access.

   seriously – updates to wordpress kill me. New functions could be plugins, and merge with new core twice a year max. Stop adding new stuff and fix the stuff that is already broken.

   bbpress and buddypress need help or put them out of misery, it makes automatic look bad, and it makes all of the wordpress sites running with buddypress look bad.
3. arena says:

   12/29/2010 at 7:39 pm

   Definitely wp 3.2 and kill php4 support for a o.o. wordpress
4. Kimberly says:

   12/29/2010 at 9:48 pm

   A WORKING iPhone app
5. ThemeGrade (2 comments.) says:

   12/30/2010 at 9:03 pm

   Here’s my wishlist: – A more professionally-designed themes
   in the WordPress.org theme directory. – Wider space for the content
   input field in the admin.
6. gestroud says:

   12/31/2010 at 1:29 am

   I’d like to see WP take another look at adding structured blogging: an enhanced ability to use WP for reviews, events and other pre-formated post types.

   There was a plug-in (now defunct) that accomplished this, and the idea has been discussed on the Ideas forum

   http://wordpress.org/extend/id.....editor-etc
7. Carlton Flowers (1 comments.) says:

   1/1/2011 at 7:41 pm

   I would have to go with more iPhone app development and improvement too.