Vote for Blog Action Day 2010′s Topic

October 15th is less than two months away and Change.org wants you to vote on this year’s Action Day topic. Currently, the selection includes the following topics, but they will continue to take suggestions until the poll closes. Water: The UN recently declared water to be a human right, but millions around the world

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WordPress 3.0.1

After nearly 11 million downloads of 3.0 in just 42 days, we’re releasing 3.0.1. The requisite haiku: Three dot oh dot one Bug fixes to make you smile Update your This maintenance release addresses about 50 minor issues. The testing many of you contributed prior to the release of 3.0 helped make [...]

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When 3 launched on June 17th of 2010, the ability to run a multisite network from a single installation quickly became one of the most talked about features. Formerly known as MU, this entirely separate project was simultaneously upgraded and merged with the main branch. Many were expecting Multisite to

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About a month ago I posted about how fast 3.0 was being downloaded and there was a terrific discussion about the sheer amount of data that was being grabbed to get at the 3.0 version of .  We even had some comments as to why it was being downloaded at that scale. Well as

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When Your Blog Gets Splogged, It’s More Than GPL.. Right?

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A weekend present, in haiku: Last call; final bugs Itch, scratch, contort; calmly wait For now: RC3 That’s right. What will hopefully be the final release candidate, RC3, is now available for download and testing. developers: test your plugins!

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If you have been on Twitter today, you might have come across a huge argument between founder Matt Mullenweg and Thesis developer Chris Pearson. Matt is unhappy that unlike other premium , Thesis does not distribute/sell their under the GPL licensing system.

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