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November 21st, 2005, by Rich, in WordPress.
November 17th, 2005, by Rich, in Releases, WordPress.

This plugin will automatically generate and include HTML Meta Tags and Technorati Tags based on the full text of your post. More…
November 14th, 2005, by Rich, in Google, Releases, Website, WordPress.

This is the first beta release of a WordPress plugin that can add Google Analytics to your website without you needing to code one single set of <>’s. More…
October 29th, 2005, by Rich, in Releases, WordPress.

I’ve spoken with two new users of my MostWanted plugin during the last week, both of whom were keen on using the fixstats feature, which I’d written, but which I’d never actually linked-in to he code. So here’s a new version of MostWanted the at includes the capability to fix the stats which StatTraq doesn’t correctly handle (because of permalinks). More…
October 25th, 2005, by Rich, in Spam, WordPress.

This website - like any website that allows readers to submit comments - receives comment-spam, usually advertising medicines, gambling, or other vices.
I’ve been trialling a new anti-comment-spam plugin since mid September. It’s called Kismet, it’s from Automattic, (hence Akismet for short) and it’s working very well. More…
October 20th, 2005, by Rich, in Releases, WordPress.

Two small updates to the MostWanted plugin, rolled into one release. More…
October 18th, 2005, by Rich, in WordPress.

Like a chosen few before me, I have become the posessor of a WordPress.com golden ticket; a rather rare invitation to join wordpress.com and start a free ‘blog, on what is one of the most sought-after domains on the net. It appears that I am at liberty to pass this ticket on to one lucky individual. More…
October 13th, 2005, by Rich, in Website, WordPress.

A special trans-global thanks to Murky who pinged me from NZ a few moments ago after noticing that this site was spitting out SQL errors (instead of gracefully presenting pages full of useful content). The outage was caused by a large file that was taking up the temporary space that our content management database needs to function properly. Everything is back to normal now. Ta Murky.
September 17th, 2005, by Rich, in Security, Society, Spam, WordPress.

Hopefully I just spoiled a spammer’s whole week. How? I bought the domain that he’s trying to promote (MyNiceMailAt.com) before he did. More…
August 17th, 2005, by Rich, in WordPress.

Yesterday I began to realize that WordPress (the software that manages the content you are reading now) might not be able to do something we need on this site: the capability to record and communicate that several people have authored an article. More…