May, 2010 Articles
Lucky Seven – WordPress Free OpenSource Project is 7 Years and Growing!
Today, Matt (WordPress Co-founder) announced the 7 Year Anniversary of the WordPress Project. In a blog post titled “Lucky Seven“,
5 Ways David Karp Can Monetize Tumblr Without Selling His Soul
How Tumblr founder David Karp can Monetize Tumblr. Hint -most of it involves learning from WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg!
Comment Spam Gem Of The Day – Spammer Subscribed To Imaginary NewsLetter
Comment Spam – Gem of the Day – My imaginary newsletter and it’s first loyal subscriber Dino Vedo.
WordPress 3.0 New Feature #2 – Prominent Awareness Of Your Blog’s Search Engine Status.
Never forget to re-enable search engines on your blog every again. If you still do, WordPress 3.0 will remind you!
WordPress 3.0 New Feature #1 – Custom Admin User and Password
Understanding and appreciating the new admin user, password feature during install that also gives you some subtle security upgrades.
How Apture’s Context Search Can Dramatically Improve Your Users’ Site Experience.
“As a publisher, the second you fail to provide the information to the reader once, they’re going to leave your site, because it’s so easy for them, it’s just so easy for them to open a tab.” Apture Co-Founder Tristan Harris talks bout the Apture Context Search Plugin and the values it provides to publishers, bloggers and site visitors alike.
Are People Making A Living Off Of The Free, Opensource WordPress Software?
Although I make a little bit of extra money from my wordpress, blog help freelance service, I’ve always wondered about
WordCamp Epic Question Prompts A Drupal Diss from WordPress Fan!
Matt urges the audience to ask him an epic question, and in the middle of the answer to the question, a drupal diss explodes onto the audience.
Matt Touches Upon Security Measures At WordCamp 2010
WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg talks about Security measures for WordPress powered blogs and websites at WordCamp SF 2010.
Highlights from Matt Mullenweg’s "State Of The Word" Address
The most anticipated and eagerly awaited session at the San Francisco WordCamps has always been The State of the Word
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