We’ve decided to open up WordPress.com for signups without invites for a bit. The service has been scaling very well since we got the problems from the move worked out. With that done and WordPress 2.0 in its final stages, there is a lot more time to focus on some cool features and common requests for WP.com now. (The design there has been updated, but is still just a placeholder.)
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Sweet! Looks like you really start to roll out your plans Matt… You’re quite efficient with your time, respect for that.
[…] Matt, uno degli sviluppatori di WordPress, ha annunciato che WordPress.com è stato oggi ufficialmente aperto a tutti per un po’. Bisogna giusto capire cosa significa quel po’… […]
[…] Matt annuncia che We’ve decided to open up WordPress.com for signups without invites for a bit. […]
Slightly offtopic but is wordpress 2.0 just wp1.6 renamed?
I’d be interested to know what the common wp.com suggestions are as well?
[…] Ready for free powerful blogging service, other than Blogger? Now, meet WordPress.com without invitation. Note to Matt: I think that’s a quick move. After WP 2.0 beta 1, now this. Impressive. I’m waiting for the future plan of WordPress, which I believe would be fun. I’ll be watching 🙂 […]
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I hope there won’t be any splogs like on Blogger. And yes, I’m also interesting to know what “some cool features and common requests for WP.com” are. Keep it coming, Matt.
[…] Now people, meet WordPress.com without invitation. You can sign up as free and as easy as signing up on Blogger. I know, there are still some features that needs to be implemented on WordPress.com. Template customization, importing system, and more. But believe me. At the rate Matt is working now, you will get it all soon. I’m glad that I’m witnessing this change first hand since quite the beginning. […]
[…] Ein kleiner Nachtrag zur WordPress-Story: Bei WordPress.com kann man ab heute auch ohne Einladung einen Blog anlegen. Möglicherweise nur für kurze Zeit. Zu viel sollte man aber nicht erwarten: Die Features sind immer noch sehr spartanisch gehalten. Aber vielleicht ändert sich das demnächst: Matt Mullenweg verspricht in seinem Blog, es gebe jetzt mehr Zeit “to focus on some cool features and common requests for WP.com”. abgelegt in Technik, Open Source, Internet Trackback URL | Kommentare als RSS-Futter del.icio.us-Stichwort | Links von anderen Blogs […]
[…] Matt, fundador de WP, ha decidido abrir WordPress.com al público, así que durante un periodo de tiempo no hará falta el uso de invitaciones para abrir nuestro blog en la red de WP.com, requisito indispensable hasta el día de hoy. […]
[…] Matt, uno degli sviluppatori di WordPress, ha annunciato che WordPress.com è stato oggi ufficialmente aperto a tutti per un po’. Bisogna giusto capire cosa significa quel po’… […]
@ Ben: Yes, WordPress 2.0 is exactly the same as what was before called WordPress 1.6. On release it will be named ‘2.0’. Previously, there was ‘1.0’, ‘1.2’, ‘1.5’ and now we’re jumping to ‘2.0’.
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WordPress.com 開放申請
Matt 在他的 Blog 上說他們決定開放 WordPress.com 給所有人申請:WordPress.com Open。
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[…] Wie Matt Muellenweg, einer der Hauptprogrammierer hinter WordPress, heute bekannt gab, ist WordPress.com (zumindest für ne Weile) offen, so dass man keine Einladung, Geduld oder einen Flock Browser braucht, um sich dort einen Blog anzulegen. […]
[…] Aber nur kurz, sehr kurz. Matthew Mullenweg meldet, dass WordPress.com jetzt auch ohne Einladung nutzbar ist. Also Beeilung, wer an einer WordPress.com-API interessiert ist. […]
2.0 – it’s so much bigger…And yet, if you were Microsoft, you’d have foregone numbers by now and we’d be at WordPress Z or something. 🙂
[…] Matt Mullenweg abrió WordPress.com al público, no mas invitaciones ni Flock. […]
[…] WordPress founding developer Matt Mullenweg said they opened the invitations because “the service has been scaling very well.” […]
[…] Seit heute braucht man keine Invites mehr, um auf wordpress.com einen Blog zu eröffnen: We’ve decided to open up WordPress.com for signups without invites for a bit. The service has been scaling very well since we got the problems from the move worked out. […]
[…] In other words, you no longer need an invite to get a WordPress.com blog. Here’s Matt: The service has been scaling very well since we got the problems from the move worked out. With that done and WordPress 2.0 in its final stages, there is a lot more time to focus on some cool features and common requests for WP.com now. […]
[…] 1) WordPress.com goes live, at least for the time being. If there’s anyone in this world who hasn’t an account there yet, you can go and sign up without having to receive an invite first. From Matt Mullenweg’s blog: […]
[…] 1) WordPress.com est ouvert à tous, du moins pour le moment. S’il est encore une personne dans ce monde à ne pas y avoir d’accompte, elle peut à présent en obtenir un en allant simplement s’inscrire, sans avoir à recevoir une invitation au préalable. D’après le blog de Matt Mullenweg: […]
[…] You don’t need invitation for WordPress.com anymore. Before this, you will need to have members of WordPress.com to invite you. Although they are offering it free for registration now, it’s still better if you host your own WordPress for the sake of customization. Go register one if you don’t want to host your own WordPress. Anyhow, thanks to Leo for the invitation he gave me long ago before this. […]
[…] Matt, Donncha, and whoever else that’s behind WordPress.com is now open for signups without needing an invite or using Flock. Very sweet. If you don’t have one, and you’ve been wanting to blog without setting up your own host, this is a good one to use. […]
[…] It is no longer necessary to download Flock/ download a useragent plugin/ arselick a geek to get an account on wordpress.com, presumably because of the flood of people downloading the beta and needing wanting API keys for Akismet likerightnowthissecond. […]
[…] It’s now official. WordPress.com is now free from invites and anyone and I mean anyone can sign up for it. Of course, this comes to me as being odd because all the while I thought Matt’s grand plan is to give WordPress.com somewhat of a community feel to it by inviting your close friends and family to the wonderful (and insane) world of blogging. […]
Sweet!
But I’m just worried it will end up like the spam-blog-filled Blogger.
Cool, nice job Matt! Is there any chance we’ll be able to upload custom themes soon?
Hi Matt , i’d like to know if there is a tip to import a Typepad blog into a WordPress.com account
Thanks
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[…] Matt just let everyone know that WordPress.com is now open for public signups. So no invitation is needed to get an account over there. What are you waiting for? Just go and get your own WP blog right now. posted by Kemas Antonius on November 21, 2005 @ 10:14 pm | Add comment […]
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[…] Matt, uno degli sviluppatori di WordPress, annuncia l’apertura al pubblico di WordPress.com (prima era necessario un invito per creare un nuovo blog), precisa però che sarà cosi solo per un tempo indeterminato. […]
[…] WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg just announced that they have officially opened the doors to WordPress.com, the new hosted version of the popular, open source blog tool WordPress. Previously WordPress.com was in private, invite-only mode, but now anyone can sign-up for a free hosted blog on WordPress.com. WordPress.com is running a modified version of WordPress 1.6, so there are a few more features and enhancements over the current, stand-alone 1.5 version. […]
[…] Matt announced that signups without invites for WordPress.com were being opened “for a bit”, so I decided to check it out. […]
[…] Matt a annoncé aujourd’hui l’ouverture de WordPress.com au public. Plus besoin de chasser une invitation ou de télécharger le très surfait navigateur Flock afin d’ouvrir votre compte sur WordPress.com, du moins pour le moment, alors dépêchez-vous! […]
[…] Ahora ya no necesitas alguna invitación para poder tener tu propio weblog en wordpress.com. La noticia fue dada hoy por Matt, el es la cabeza atras de todo el asunto de WordPress .org y .com. No nos queda otra que felicitarlo e invitar a aquellos que no han probado a WP o que se les hace dificil instalarlo (cosa que no es dificil), y poder tener un blog con mejores opciones que blogger. wordpress. weblogs // Used for showing and hiding user information in the comment form function ShowUtils() { document.getElementById(“authorinfo”).style.display = “”; document.getElementById(“showinfo”).style.display = “none”; document.getElementById(“hideinfo”).style.display = “”; } function HideUtils() { document.getElementById(“authorinfo”).style.display = “none”; document.getElementById(“showinfo”).style.display = “”; document.getElementById(“hideinfo”).style.display = “none”; } […]
[…] WordPress abierto al público. Saca tu cuenta ahora. […]
[…] Matt writes: We’ve decided to open up WordPress.com for signups without invites for a bit. The service has been scaling very well since we got the problems from the move worked out. With that done and WordPress 2.0 in its final stages, there is a lot more time to focus on some cool features and common requests for WP.com now. (The design there has been updated, but is still just a placeholder.) […]
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[…] Matthew Mullenweg announced today that WordPress.com, the hosted (and free) (and extensible) version of WordPress is now available without an invite. I’ve created a test blog, and other than the fact that you cannot set additional ping servers (an advanced feature that only matters to some people), its an awesome product if you are looking for a free, hosted, and highly customizable blog. Tags: wordpress.com, wordpress, blogs, blogging, techcrunch, web2.0, web+2.0 Categories: Profiles, Blogging | Bookmark this post with del.icio.us […]
[…] WordPress.com opens up: no more need to alter your Firefox UA so it claims to be Flock. […]
[…] Matthew Mullenweg announced today that WordPress.com, the hosted (and free) (and extensible) version of WordPress is now available without an invite. […]
[…] WordPress s’envole Vous le savez sans doute déjà : WordPress.com – la solution WordPress hébergée – est désormais accessible librement, sans invitation. Telle a été la décision de Super-Matt. Les Blogger, MSN Spaces et autres TypePad n’ont qu’à bien se tenir. […]
[…] Matt se ha propuesto darle un fuerte empujón a WordPress. Ahora en abierto, ya no es necesaria una invitación para utilizar wordpress.com, el servicio gratuito que incluye hosting y este fantástico CMS preinstalado. En cuanto a la versión instalable, wordpress.org, tenemos una versión beta, la 2.0, recién salida del horno y que nosotros ya estamos probando. En un próximo post les contaré si funcionan los plugins que utilizamos en blogpocket. […]
WordPress.com finalmente abierto
Como a aparecido en Mangas Verdes, Matt ha decidido por fin permitir que cualquier persona pueda crear un blog…
[…] Update : Geez, finally wordpress.com opening it’s public signup for a while? […]
[…] Muchas gracias THANKS a Matt [ Matthew Mullenweg ] (en esta entrada habla del nuevo WordPress.com), (aquà su blog). […]
[…] Matthew Mullenweg has announced that wordpress.com blogs are: 1. hosted 2. free 3. extensible […]
[…] Photo Matt » WordPress.com Open […]
[…] Nel giro di due giorni, è stato prima aperto al pubblico (non sono più necessari gli inviti) il servizio di WordPress.com, che consente di avere il proprio blog con WordPress gratis; ieri è stata rilasciata la versione 2.0 Beta 2 della popolare piattaforma (la 2.0 Beta 1 era stata rilasciata non molti giorni prima). Per avere un’idea delle novità dietro l’angolo, si può leggere la recensione su OSSblog.Technorati Tags: blog, WordPress […]
[…] Thanks to Matt for the announcement. Posted by Ruby @ 11:34 am , 11/23/05. Filed under: rants & nptech. […]
[…] Si. Matt, el que la lleva en WordPress.com decidió abrir el registro para crear una cuenta en […]
[…] Here’s something I should have mentioned in the talk I gave today (but completely forgot to): WordPress.com, the free, hosted, WordPress alternative to BlogSpot (that, as of Monday, is no longer invitee-only). I created a test blog on it yesterday; the process was simple, streamlined, and stress-free. Particularly because it hasn’t [yet] been sucked dry of blog title options (nowadays, I’ve started warning people that the most time-consuming part of the BlogSpot set-up process they will go through is the part where they have to find a title/URI that hasn’t already been snapped up). Go, wordpress.com! [tags for this post:blogs, cms, talks] Posted by amanda Filed in blogs, talk, teach […]
[…] 19 años, Matt Mullenweg, publicó el código fuente de su sistema de gestión blogs, y tan sólo dos años después abrió sus puertas el servicio público de hosting. No pasó una década para alcanzar esa […]
[…] started, as a small service by the people behind the open source WordPress blog software. Here is Matt Mullenweg’s short announcement from back in November of 2005, when WordPress.com was opened up for everyone: We’ve decided to […]