WordPress Plugin Repository: Now thats the way to organize and distribute plugins and also give plugin developers their due credit and provide a centralized repository! If there is no detailed tutorial on the dev blog soon, I might be inclined to write something up since I have been a newbie to Trac myself (which ROCKS, BTW) and have been messing around with it quite a bit. (looks like NM has made the same offer)

Spam Stopgap Extreme – Elliott Back: This is a late post since Stopgap extreme has been out for a while. However, this is a clever idea that I think might work well for now. In order to post a comment, the client MUST execute a javascript MD5. THanks Elliot.

Nightly Automation: A shell script to keep your WordPress blog synced with nightly builds. A terrible idea for production blogs. But if you want to help out the dev team by weeding out bugs and feel the need for pain, this is the script for you. Via: BloggingPro

WP Detective Plugin: A translated link to a WordPress plugin that allows you to track a user as they traverse through your blog. This could be interesting if the data does not grow too quickly.

FlickIt: More Flickr blogging goodness. Flickit is a plugin for WordPress and other CMSs (planned for the future) that costs $5 and allows you to add pictures to your blog, mostly aimed at Flickr. Try it out at the demo with username and password: flickit I would like to know how the “for pay” plugin works out for Colin. I am sure this will set some kind of a trend though I am not sure what the lisence implications are.

Spelling Checker plugin for WordPress: Cool! My careless typing could sure have used this!