New WordPress download page. Forum thread about the new page.

Shelley’s modifications to WordPress.

An Arabic WordPress blog. I have no idea on earth what it says though.

Someone just reported when they visit WordPress.org it tries to download a file instead of showing the web page. Can anyone recreate this?

I noticed today that about a third of my updated blogroll is now powered by WordPress. This is a skewed sample, surely, but at least half of those I never would have imagined converting. I was remembering today when WordPress first got started and out of all the developers I was the only one running it. Mike and Alex were still on b2 because they had a lot of hacks that would be hard to transition, and Dougal was on some funky system he had previously contributed to. (MyPHPBlog?) You could count the number of WP blogs on one hand. That was about a year ago.

WordPress plugin allows people to subscribe to a weblog through email. Nifty.

Molly E. Holzschlag, author of Teach Yourself Movable Type and much else, has switched to WordPress. Her switch was quite an adventure. Getting the data out of a partially-corrupted Berkeley database into something either MT or WordPress could parse really was a challenge .

Christine, who came up with the name “WordPress” about a year ago, has switched to WordPress from Movable Type. 3,500 posts and 17,000 comments were imported without a hitch.

Use WordPress’ built-in authentication to secure your blog.

Dan Brickley, creator of FOAF and W3C RDF advocate, is using WordPress.

Judge blogs by their covers, powered by WordPress.

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