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New P2 Prologue Theme on WordPress.com
P2: The New Prologue is out for WordPress.com bloggers to play with. Based upon the Prologue WordPress Theme that has been called Twitter-Meets-Blog, this is a form of social networking microblogging … more →
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bhujhangi wrote 5 hours ago: You are Welcome to this Weblog hosted at http://wordpress.com. Though we have a custom domain, we th … more →
New P2 Prologue Theme on WordPress.com
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 4 months ago: P2: The New Prologue is out for WordPress.com bloggers to play with. Based upon the Prologue WordPre … more →
WordPress.com Maintenance Downtime on Sunday, February 15, 2009
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 5 months ago: WordPress.com warns that the free blog hosting service will be down for maintenance starting Sunday, … more →
WordPress.com Bloggers Get New Support and Help Site
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 6 months ago: WordPress.com bloggers now have a new resource for help: the WordPress Help Pages. Heather of the W … more →
My New Favicon: What Do You Think?
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fundyreformed wrote 7 months ago: Hey everyone. Have you noticed my new favicon (the little picture to the left of my blog’s ur … more →
How to Add MyFreeCopyright To Your WordPress Blog
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 9 months ago: 404 Tech Support has just published step-by-step instructions on how to addMyFreeCopyright.com to y … more →
Experimenting with LoudTwitter Twitter Tweets on My Blog
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 9 months ago: Last week I experimented with LoudTwitter, a tool used to post your Twitter tweets to your blog. I w … more →
How to Remove WordPress.com Ads From Your WordPress.com Blog
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 10 months ago: Matt Mullenweg has just announced that you can go “ad-free” on your WordPress.com blog. … more →
The Cyclical Nature of Blog Stats
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: In 2006, I completed a year long informal study on several of my blogs about the best times and days … more →
How to Access Banned WordPress.com Blogs
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: As discussed in WordPress.com Banned Again: Why Aren’t You Concerned?, WordPress.com continues to be … more →
Protecting Your Content on WordPress.com
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plagiarismtoday wrote 1 year ago: By Jonathan Bailey of Plagiarism Today Users of the self-hosted version of WordPress have always had … more →
Alert: Possibly Related Posts Feature on WordPress.com Blogs
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: WordPress.com has activated a feature without warning that has many up in arms of protest, making it … more →
WordPress.com Banned Again: Why Aren't You Concerned?
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: According to Brazil: Bloggers united against WordPress.com ban by Global Voices, WordPress.com blogs … more →
Strip Down Your Blog: CSS Naked Day
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: Get ready to go naked. On April 9th, 2008, hundreds, possibly thousands, of blogs and websites will … more →
Whooping Woopra Blog Statistics Program
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: I’m rarely totally and completely blown away by anything, and yesterday at WordCamp Dallas, Jo … more →
A WordPress.com Twist for Guest Blogging on Problogger
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: If you want the blogging opportunity of a lifetime, check out Problogger Darren Rowse’s invita … more →
Apologies: Future Posts Released Again
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: As I have/will/did write in the future post, Blog Struggles: Surviving Offline Downtime, which relea … more →
Content Theft and WordPress
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: I and many WordPress “representatives”, along with the developers and staff of WordPress … more →
Adding Avatars and Gravatars to Your WordPress and WordPress.com Blog
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Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 year ago: Avatars, or the well known Gravatars, are tiny images, often called your online identity, picture, b … more →
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