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Definitive collection of RSS Tools

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June 12th, 2007
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The Ultimate RSS Toolbox – 120+ RSS Resources from Mashable. Overwhelming at first but the list will be useful later. Flickr also has many such lists of tools and they come in handy when you need a tool and cannot remember the Web 2.0 name for the service.

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50 signs you’re a blogaholic

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June 10th, 2007
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50 signs you’re a blogaholic : I stay away from these normally but Jonathan blames the last few on Weblogtoolscollection, so I had to check them out. 🙂

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How strong is your password?

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June 7th, 2007
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How strong is your password? Even though this post from Donncha on the WordPress.com blog might have been written for the benefit of WordPress.com users, I believe that this is highly relevant for ALL bloggers. I could not find a WordPress plugin for the password strength meter without JQuery but that would be a very useful tool to have. Remember, the weakest link in our security chain is the common stuff we tend to overlook. Please make sure your password is not easily guessable.

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Show your support : The Webware 100

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May 28th, 2007
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Show your support : The Webware 100: Show your support for WordPress in the Webware 100 poll. Thanks to Maria for reminding me to spread the word and to Matt for the original post. [EDIT] WordPress is the winner! Thanks to everyone for voting.

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News Roundup 5/23

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May 23rd, 2007
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Since there are a couple of interesting news items, I have consolidated them into one post. The Blogging World is agog over the (confirmed) news that Feedburner is being bought out by Google for 100 million. My congratulations to the Feedburner team and the VCs who thought this was a good investment. However, I have also been reading some disturbing rumors/thoughts that Feedburner might inject Google Ads into feeds. I cannot see Google imposing this on Feedburner users but if they do, they will lose me as a user. I choose to keep my feeds ad free and I will look elsewhere. Google is reported to be cracking down on websites and blogs that have little content and lots of ads (or made for adsense type websites, a form of arbitrage). The NY Post reports that a number of users have been notified of being dropped from the AdSense program. […]

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WordPerfect Lightning And WordPress

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May 16th, 2007
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Corel’s WordPerfect Lightning Integrates with WordPress: Corel told Read/WriteWeb that “tens of thousands of people” have downloaded and tried WordPerfect Lightning so far. The impending update (which goes live tomorrow morning) will add integration with WordPress, enabling users to repurpose content for their blogs. Corel told us that with WordPress’ open SDK and strong support for images, it makes it easy for Lightning users to blog information they’ve collected. Lighning is a web and desktop content aggregator from Corel that was launched in February.

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WPZipper

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WPZipper allows you to select the plugins you want and generate a complete WordPress installation zip file. It fetches the plugins from WordPress Plugins Directory.

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Sadish’s Theme Viewer

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Everyone can see all of my themes (some of them contain one sponsor link) in action at one place http://themes.sadish.net !

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Please update MyGallery Plugin

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April 30th, 2007
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MyGallery Plugin for WordPress If you are using the myGallery plugin for WordPress to display your pictures, please follow the link above and update your plugin to the latest version. A pretty serious remote code execution vulnerability in the plugin has been found and disclosed and there have been scattered reports of hack attempts.

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