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Top of the list: Update my WordPress plugins.
Anything else I should add?
With the advent of Facebook, Twitter et al, more people seem to be moving away from the traditional blog and on to social networks.
I’ve noticed that some of my favourite blogs don’t seem to be updated as frequently as they used to. I’ve also noticed that I seem to spend more time on Facebook than I do on my blog. Is it because there is less effort required to write a tweet or is it because there is more interaction on Facebook/ Twitter? What do you think?
I’m playing around with a new theme, so you may notice some random weirdness while I iron out some bugs. If you do see anything wrong, please let me know. Thanks, Paul.
Last few months have been a bit mental, so blogging has had to take a back seat, but I’m back again.
Things to do include updating my Wordpress plugins, looking into iSync issues with syncing the Nokia 3120c on Snow Leopard, and a new Blog theme.
Time to get started.
Yes, I’ve been very lax in posting recently. But never fear, I will be back quite soon. I promise.
I’m going to try an automatic update. Fingers crossed.
Looking for help with the Irish Times Crosaire Crossword? Then look no further than Bill Butler’s excellent “Crosaire Solved“.
Explanations and solutions to Crosaire’s daily crossword. What more could you ask for?
It’s proving to be a great week for my plugin’s. Following on from WordCast PodCast mentioning WP Frame Breaker, Weblog Tools Collection have just posted a review of another one of my plugins – Add Twitter RSS.
If you use Add Twitter RSS, head on over and let them know what you think.
Add as always, feedback and requests for more options are always welcome.
My WP Frame Breaker plugin gets a mention on this weeks WordCast PodCast: WordCast 51: Big-Wheeled Sedan. How cool is that?
You can hear more at about the 49:35 mark.
Thanks to the guys at WordCast PodCast for the mention.