Ahh, the title says it all don’t you think :)
But with news out of WordCamp that WPMU is going to merge with WP.org we’re all a tizzy as to what that could mean for the mighty MU.
Will it diminish the software? Or make it instantly available to the masses (thus ramping up usage)?
Will it mean [...]
Archives for May, 2009
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by James
Hola WPMU.org readers.
A quick question or you – what would you like to see more of on WPMU.org?
Are you after more WPMU hints and tips?
Or more ‘how to’ stuff like the WPMU site admin guide.
Or more case studies, like making money with edublogs?
Or more BuddyPress stuff?
Or more competitions?
Or something else… ?
Tell us in the comments [...]
by James
So, will you be using VideoPress for your WPMU site?
It’s certainly an interesting proposition – managing, storing and converting video uploads is far from easy, and of course exceptionally difficult to monetize!
And of course, from a wp.com perspective, let’s face it – 5,290 video uploads in April isn’t exactly a great number (in comparison to [...]
by James
You may, or may not, have noticed how Blogs.mu doesn’t require email verifications when you sign up.
Well, we figured that you’d quite like access to the plugin that we developed specifically for that – namely our (niftyly titled) remove email verification from WPMU signup plugin!
It does exactly what it says on the tin (unless you [...]
by James
Looking through the stats on Blogs.mu this afternoon I thought I’d drill down into some of the great coverage we got when we launched, especially the articles in Mashable and Problogger.
Interestingly enough they’re very close together – next to each other in fact – and I think they tell an interesting story:
While Mashable is slightly [...]
by James
Great post today from Barry giving an overview of what Blogs.mu is and is not:
blogs.mu does not provide each site created with it’s own installation of WordPress MU and separate code base. That would take up a lot of space and resources on the server and, frankly, be too unwieldy for even the most geekiest [...]
by James
OMG, finally, http://mu.wordpress.org has had a makeover!
Whaddya reckon to it?
The showcase is interesting, I’m surprised they didn’t do the same plugins search as they did with BuddyPress.org though.
Using the forums (latest posts) isn’t half as easy as it was though… which could be a bit of a pain to people browsing them.
All in all though [...]
by James
Well, that was pretty quick, Blogs.mu now has over 1000 blog communities set up! In less than 48 hours!
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Our favourite Blogs.mu community created so far is BaconBlogs :)
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