I have just installed and activated a new WordPress plugin called Twitter Updater. Twitter Updater
automatically sends a Twitter status update to your Twitter account when you create, publish, or edit your WordPress post. You can specify the text for the updates, and also have the option to turn the auto update on/off for the different post actions in the admin panel.
Since I keep forgetting I have a Twitter account, I figured this would be an easy way to keep it updated.
For a while now I’ve been thinking about replacing my RSS feed with FeedBurner so that I could see exactly how many people are subscribing to my feed. I finally installed the FeedBurner Feed Replacement Plugin for WordPress. Now when someone subscribes to my regular feed, they automatically get the FeedBurner feed. The plugin is even recommended by FeedBurner themselves. I was surprised to see I have over a dozen subscribers. I wonder how many of them are not related to me.
I just finished updating all of my blogs to WordPress 2.0 One of the first things I noticed was that when I choose to save a post and continue editing it before publishing, it shows a screenshot of how it’ll look on the site. Previous versions of WordPress only showed you how the text would be formatted.
WordPress has updated their software today to 1.5.1. I have just finished updating all of my sites to WordPress 1.5.1.
