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Open source projects rely on contributions from both paid and non-paid volunteers. As a project gets larger, there are more ways to contribute. Displaying a user’s contributions is a great way to show off a person’s impact to the project.

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Like WordPress, Drupal.org provides a profile page for registered users. During the December 17th Drupal Association meeting, the team announced it’s going to redesign Drupal.org user profiles and released a concept image.

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The proposed design will change slightly as members of the community continue to work on it, but I like what I see so far. It’s clean, uses colors, and does a good job of organizing a lot of information.

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Meanwhile, the WordPress.org user profiles which are also a work in progress, don’t show nearly as much information. Activity, Plugins, and Favorites are split into sections. However, the main profile page looks nice, uses color, and contains badges.

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One of the differences between WordPress and Drupal is that the ticket dedicated to redesigning Drupal user profile pages is filled with discussion and contributions. On the other hand, WordPress uses a mixture of tickets, posts on the Make Community P2 website, and comments to decide how to redesign the profile pages. I’m a fan of keeping information about a specific feature in a central location as it’s easier to reference.

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What do you think of the concept image and is there anything in the design you think would work well for WordPress.org user profiles?

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Git just announced version 2.2.1, a maintenance release that includes a security fix for a critical vulnerability that affects those using Windows and Mac OS X Git clients. This update also includes new releases with the same security fix for older Git versions.

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GitHub confirmed that GitHub for Windows and GitHub for Mac are both affected and should be updated immediately. The GitHub engineering team explains how attackers might exploit the vulnerability:

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The vulnerability concerns Git and Git-compatible clients that access Git repositories in a case-insensitive or case-normalizing filesystem. An attacker can craft a malicious Git tree that will cause Git to ovewrite its own .git/config file when cloning or checking out a repository, leading to arbitrary command execution in the client machine. Git clients running on OS X (HFS+) or any version of Microsoft Windows (NTFS, FAT) are exploitable through this vulnerability. Linux clients are not affected if they run in a case-sensitive filesystem.

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If you’re using GitHub’s client for Windows or Mac, the security issue has been patched and is ready for download. This includes an update to both the desktop application and the bundled version of the Git command-line client. If you’re using any other kind of Git client or software that connects to Git repositories, you’ll want to update immediately.

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Although the issue should not affect Linux users, the release announcement encourages those who operate hosting services with users that fetch from Windows or Mac OS X machines to update in order to protect users with older versions of Git. Check out the 2.2.1 release notes for further information on the security fixes.

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Jekyll fans are fond of the Ruby-powered static blogging software due to its ease of use and support for Markdown and the Liquid templating engine. With no database to maintain and no comments to moderate, Jekyll radically simplifies blogging. It’s also the software that powers blogging on Github Pages.

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Moving content from WordPress to Jekyll is super easy, thanks to the Jekyll Exporter plugin created by Ben Balter. His Jekyll-powered blog is hosted on GitHub, along with his exporter plugin, which has been in development for more than a year. It was recently updated to be even easier to use and is now available on WordPress.org.

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Want to move from @WordPress to @jekyllrb? The native, one-click exporter got a big refresh; now in plugin directory https://t.co/tUWrOe9Tn4

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— Ben Balter (@BenBalter) December 12, 2014

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The one-click plugin converts all posts, pages, taxonomies, metadata, and settings to Markdown and YAML, which can be dropped right into Jekyll.

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Who Needs a Jekyll Exporter?

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I think WordPress is best blogging software out there, but there are some bloggers who don’t want the hassle of comment moderation and all the maintenance that WordPress requires. This plugin is perfect for conveniently transitioning to Jekyll.

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It’s also useful if you have created a bunch of documentation for a project on your WordPress site but decide to move the docs to a freely hosted Jekyll-powered site on GitHub Pages. This allows you to manage your documentation with version control and makes it easy for others to contribute.

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I have not found Jekyll terribly easy to set up when I’ve worked with it in the past. That’s why this exporter plugin is a huge time saver – it basically does everything for you:

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The Jekyll Exporter plugin has no settings to configure. Just click the button and you’ll have all your content exported into the correct format for Jekyll and organized into the right structure.

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If you’re having trouble with your server timing out on the export, Balter has ensured that the plugin is compatible with WP-CLI. You can run this command, which also has support for sites where wp-content isn’t in the traditional location:

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wp jekyll-export > export.zip

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Currently, the Jekyll Exporter is the only one of its kind in the WordPress.org plugin directory. Fortunately, it was created by a reputable developer who knows the ins and outs of using Jekyll after WordPress.

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\nWordPress 4.1, “Dinah”, has just been released. WordPress 4.1 is the result of months of work and includes a number of excellent new features.

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WordPress 4.1 was led by John Blackbourn, who did an outstanding job. Two hundred and eighty three contributors were part of WordPress 4.1, which Matt Mullenweg states is a new high.

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Here are some of the new features.

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Persistent Distraction-free Writing

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I must begin with the new persistent Distraction-free Writing feature, as I’m using it to write this very post. We’ve had Distraction-free Writing since 2011, with the release of WordPress 3.2. However, it’s always been a single-experience decision. You hit the button to enter distraction free mode, and you utilize it for a single writing session.

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Now, the button itself is persistent, and the experience of writing distraction free doesn’t enter a new screen, but rather fade away the distractions of the default editor.

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The left admin seamlessly floats away, as do the metaboxes to the right of and below the editor. The editor itself remains, versus using a modified editor like before.

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When you update to WordPress 4.1, you are triggered with a note about Distraction-free Writing, and now that it’s a decision you only have to make once, I think this feature will finally get the broad use it deserves. It really is much more pleasant to write without everything else around you, to be lost in your thoughts as they make their way to the editor.

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Twenty Fifteen theme

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The Twenty Fifteen theme is the finest work I’ve seen yet of the default theme team. A blogging, and personal, theme — Twenty Fifteen is simple, with beautiful typography, and capable of showcasing blog posts of any format with poise.

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Twenty Fifteen comes in six base color schemes: default (light), dark, yellow, ping, purple, and blue. It also supports WordPress’ background and header image features, and allows you to customize colors from your base selection; Twenty Fifteen can be as quirky as you are.

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Here’s a link to the default theme demo, as well as it’s new page on WordPress.org.

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Dozens of languages, available any time

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WordPress has made tremendous progress for non-English speaking users in the past few releases. With WordPress 4.0, you could choose a language on installation, whereas before it required many more steps. Now the team has gone a step further, so that language can be changed at any time, right from WordPress’ general settings page.

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Given that a third of WordPress installs are non-English (and if I recall correctly half of new downloads are non-English now), this change further reduces the barrier of language in publishing software, and is an excellent move for the progression of the platform across the world.

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Recommended plugins

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I believe recommended plugins is probably the most controversial feature in WordPress 4.1, though it is not without precedent. “Featured” themes have been in the WordPress dashboard for a while now. But with a tab for recommended plugins, now users can see plugin recommendations based on plugins already installed and plugins other sites have installed.

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Recommended plugins are replacing the former popular plugins tab, and is mostly a change in the underlying API for showing the plugins themselves. Since it’s not a manual recommendation, I think this is a good change, and will more accurately help folks find relevant plugins than just listing the most popular plugins in the directory.

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New template tags and theming tools

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I’m really looking forward to using some of the new template tags introduced in WordPress 4.1.

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My favorite is get_the_archive_title(). Themers out there all know about the big blob of conditionals in most theme archive templates to spit out the right string based on which archive template it is. Now, there’s a function for that, and it’s fully filterable to boot.

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Descriptions of the new title functions, some new pagination functions, and some particularly nice body class assignment enhancements are well described on this Make WordPress post by Konstantin Obenland. There’s also a post about adding theme support to let WordPress handle title tags, which is a handy thing.

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Log out from anywhere

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A relatively small but nice security feature is the new ability to log out of all installs from a single location. WordPress uses cookies to keep you logged into your install for a period of time. Well, if you ever leave yourself logged in on a computer you don’t trust, you can now log out of all instances easily, from your profile page on an install.

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There is a new button that says “Log Out of All Other Sessions,” and also tells you if you are logged in at more than one location.

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More improvements to queries

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I love how much progress has been made on the WordPress query tools in the last couple of years. WordPress 4.1 introduces the ability for a nested query syntax, which makes more complex queries possible for WP_Tax_Query, WP_Date_Query, and WP_Meta_Query. I don’t often call out single individual’s work on something, but Boone Georges really slayed it with the nested queries work. He wrote about it on his blog in detail.

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More under the hood

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WordPress 4.1 includes many other under the hood features you should check out on the Codex page about the release.

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More excellent progress for WordPress

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WordPress is better than ever, and hundreds (or thousands) of people make it so. Great job everyone. Now, go download WordPress 4.1.

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After nearly four months of development, WordPress 4.1 “Dinah” is available for download. Led by John Blackbourn, 4.1 contains several improvements such as a new default theme, an improved distraction free writing experience, and plugin recommendations.

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Twenty Fifteen

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Twenty Fifteen is a two-column theme with a focus on content. In sharp contrast to Twenty Fourteen, Twenty Fifteen is light in color with a left hand sidebar and content in the right column. It’s designed with a mobile first approach and looks great on various screen sizes. Twenty Fifteen looks best when using large, featured images. It also ships with five different color schemes, ranging from dark to pink that are accessible from within the theme customizer.

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Plugin Recommendations

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When you browse to the Add New plugins screen, you’ll see a new Recommended tab. Recommendations are based on data from thousands of WordPress sites about plugins that are commonly used together. It’s similar to an online store’s “people who bought this also bought this” feature.  Because of the strict data set used, plugins that are 3-4 years old or older won’t be recommended.

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Improved Distraction Free Writing

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When you enable Distraction Free Writing mode, the surrounding interface disappears as you type leaving important actions and menu items just a mouse movement away. This mode minimizes distractions without having to go through a clunky transition to access the admin menu or meta boxes. To bring back the menu and meta boxes, move the mouse cursor to the left or right of the editor.

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Log Out of Every Session With One Button

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WordPress 4.1 includes a new Session UI. The UI shows up on the profile page when WordPress detects more than one active session. When pressed, the button logs out of every session except for the active one. This is useful for those times when users might have forgotten to log off from a laptop, phone, or public computer.

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Inline Image Editing

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When editing an image using the Visual editor, a set of inline editing tools appear above the image. These tools provide a quick and easy way to align an image or access additional editing options.

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oEmbed Support Added For Vine

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WordPress 4.1 has oEmbed support for Vine which hosts short videos that continuously loop. Sharing a Vine is now as easy as copying and pasting the URL into the Visual editor.

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Choose a Different Language at Any Time

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You can now choose a language for your site at any time by visiting the General Settings screen. Choosing a different language installs the required language pack.

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Developer Items

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Metadata, date, and term queries now support advanced conditional logic, like nested clauses and multiple operators. There are a couple of new Template tags and a major improvement with Title Tags in 4.1. There have also been several improvements to the Customizer API, including contextual panels, sections, and JavaScript templates for controls.

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4.1 Represents Continued Improvement

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WordPress 4.1 is the product of dedicated developers and 283 contributors. The ability to choose a language without having to touch a line of code is a great improvement. The default theme is refreshing compared to Twenty Fourteen and users have an entire year to manipulate the design. While some users will see the new Distraction Free Writing mode as a distraction, others will enjoy its convenience.

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What do you think of the new default theme and will you try out the new Distraction Free Writing mode? Let us know what you think of 4.1 in the comments.

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Despite a global decrease in public funding for space programs, humans are still reaching for the last frontier through film, music, and even design. Automattic’s latest free theme release on WordPress.org is a bold new take on the space motif.

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Intergalactic features strong typography with post titles overlaying full-width featured images. The one-column layout is well-suited to a personal blog and the theme has support for all the standard post formats.

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Intergalactic also includes support for custom headers, custom backgrounds, and a social links menu. The theme keeps navigation out of sight via a high-contrast slideout menu. The sidebar is 530px wide with plenty of space for longer page titles and wider widgets.

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The theme also has built-in styles for right-aligned, left-aligned, and centered pullquotes, which can be easily set in the text editor.

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Intergalactic’s bold design takes you back to the glory days when space photography was brand new and manned missions put explorers on the moon. It’s been more than 40 years since the Apollo 17 astronauts’ last visit to the lunar surface in 1972, but the idea of space travel remains firmly stuck in the public imagination.

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If you need a new look for your blog and you’re aiming to publish at the speed of light in 2015, the Intergalactic theme is a powerful motivator. Check out the live demo on WordPress.com to see it in action. Intergalactic is now available to download for free from the WordPress.org Themes Directory.

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The WordPress Heartbeat API, introduced in WordPress 3.6, simulates a pulse and is responsible for revision tracking, session management, and more. The pulse is around 98 Bytes in size, but it can cause performance issues in certain situations.

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If you’ve been notified by your webhost that your account is using too many resources and cite POST /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php as the cause, it’s likely due to the Heartbeat API.

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How The Heartbeat API Works

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Inmotion Hosting has an excellent article that explains how the Heartbeat API works. If you monitor server requests while in the post editor, you’ll see POST /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php \"http://example.com/wp-admin/index.php appear every 15 seconds. This is the pulse generated by the API.

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The pulse makes sure you have a persistent connection to the web server and provides a way for developers to trigger events. For example, if the pulse takes 30 seconds or longer to process, WordPress displays a connection error and attempts to reconnect to the server.

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The Problem

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There are several situations in which a pulse is generated either automatically, or by a user. Most of the time pulses are harmless and don’t do anything.

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Each pulse (POST request) executes a PHP script equating to CPU time on the server. In an experiment, InMotion Hosting left the dashboard open for a half hour and noticed 25 PHP script executions that used 5.77 CPU seconds. The small amount of CPU time was used to do nothing.

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The problem is compounded by the fact that each user who has access to the backend of WordPress generates a pulse. As the number of users navigating the WordPress backend simultaneously increases, so does the number of pulses generated from the API.

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If a webhosting provider has strict limits on the number of processes or resources used, you could easily go over the limit.

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How to Control The Heartbeat API

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Heartbeat Control, developed by Jeff Matson, is a new plugin that enables you to control the interval of pulses. After activating the plugin, you’ll find the settings located in Tools>Heartbeat Control.

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You can choose to disable the API entirely, only on the dashboard page, or allow it only on the post editing screen. You can also choose the interval when pulses are sent. The choices range from 15-60 seconds with 5 second intervals in between.

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By changing the interval to 60 seconds, pulses are less likely to impact server performance. Several HostGator customers who use the plugin report they no longer experience suspensions for using too many resources.

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Why InMotion Hosting Doesn’t Throttle The API by Default

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If increasing the pulse interval from 15 to 60 seconds increases server performance, why doesn’t InMotion Hosting throttle the API on every webhosting server?

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Matson, who works for InMotion Hosting, says a one size fits all approach doesn’t work. “The reason we don’t do that is because there are some users that require it at the default rate or an even higher frequency. When making server-wide changes, you have to be extremely careful that you do not impact a customer’s site.”

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Matson goes on to say that, “As a host, the number one goal is making customers happy and restricting the normal operation of a user’s site is unacceptable.”

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How HostGator Almost Deleted WP Tavern

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I sympathize with those who use HostGator as they have a strict CPU resource restriction. If pulses from the Heartbeat API cause the CPU to become busy or cause a backup in processes, using 25% of the CPU longer than 90 seconds is easy to do.

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HostGator’s policy for using too many resources is to suspend the account. This makes it impossible to troubleshoot the problem. If you exceed the resource allotment more than five times, the site is removed from the server and your account is banned.

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In late 2013, when WP Tavern used HostGator, I experienced first-hand what it’s like to have a website suspended. When I upgraded the Tavern to WordPress 3.6, which introduced the Heartbeat API, I started to experience problems. The site would routinely lock up and when I viewed the processes tab in cPanel, it looked like a simple process repeated itself, leading to a denial of service.

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Don’t End Up in a Similar Situation

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If you’re using a webhosting service with strict resource limits, consider installing Heartbeat Control to limit the number of pulses. Not only will it mean fewer calls to the server, but it may lead to a performance increase as well. Keep a close eye on the resources used and if you come close to maxing out, it’s a sign you need to upgrade to a better plan. Don’t end up in a position where you may lose your site!

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The Atlanta metro area will soon be getting a new type of WordPress meetup, targeted towards programmers and designers. Local organizers Mike Schinkel and Micah Wood announced the Atlanta WordPress Coders Guild on Meetup.com and have already attracted 55 members who identify themselves as coders.

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Due to the group’s unique requirements, it is not affiliated with the WordPress Foundation-sponsored community meetups. In order to become a member, one must be interested in working with technologies such as PHP, MySQL, Apache, Javascript, jQuery, Git, Backbone, Vagrant, Gulp, Grunt, SASS, and of the WordPress API.

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“We are not affiliated with the WordPress Foundation’s Community Meetups initiative because we are not open to WordPress end-users,” Schinkel emphasizes in the meetup’s description. “We are instead a group for serious professionals with a goal of raising the bar for WordPress coder talent in the Southeast and to make it more viable for the major project funders to choose WordPress instead of closed source solutions.”

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Official community meetups have a requirement to have membership open to “all who wish to join, regardless of ability, skill, financial status or any other criteria.” Since the Atlanta WordPress Coders Guild isn’t open to all skill levels, it is running independently. The organizers plan to host workshops centered around best practices expected by clients who spend $100k+ on projects that demand a high level of performance and security.

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Atlanta’s Fragmented WordPress Community

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Schinkel has lived in the Atlanta area for several decades and has organized professional meetups for the past eight years. He’s an accidental connector who became acquainted with many people in the area and has a unique perspective on the Atlanta tech and WordPress communities.

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“We have a really strong tech community backed by education like Georgia Tech and ~10 Fortune 500 companies in the Atlanta area, and tons on technology meetups,” he said. “Lots of Java, .NET, Ruby, Javascript and PHP, and at least 10 large digital agencies with probably up to 1000 agencies if you count the small ones.”

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The startup community is also thriving in the area and Atlanta is experiencing growth across various sectors, including financial, health tech, IT security, and more. Unfortunately, this has not directly translated into a strong WordPress community.

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“The WordPress community, however, is fragmented because of metro Atlanta’s expansive geography, lack of any natural geographic boundaries and no single entity with the clout to really organize a cohesive community,” Schinkel explained. The area has 10 different meetups, many of which fail to attract more than a handful of members on a regular basis.

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The Atlanta WordPress Users Group, organized by Judi Knight, is the most successful with approximately 1600 members, but Schinkel says those are primarily people willing to travel to a meetup in town. Outer metro Atlanta residents are reluctant to attend.

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“Also, from the perspective of a professional WordPress PHP, MySQL and jQuery coder, those meetups are characterized by really novice end-users,” he said. “Rarely, if ever, is there any significant WordPress coding talent in attendance, and intermediate to advanced topics are never announced or covered.”

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The Need for More Workshops Focused on Advanced Topics

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Schinkel believes that the Atlanta WordPress community needs the opportunity to have more advanced workshops and developer-focused meetups. “As far as I can tell the existing successful WordPress meetups all focus on the needs of end-users,” he said. “That’s great, it is what in part has driven the success but WordPress, but it also means that there are no local meetups to help WordPress coders to grow their skills.”

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Schinkel used the term “coder” in the meetup name specifically to filter out those he would classify as developers.

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Many people think of themselves as ‘WordPress Developers’ when what they do is install WordPress; select, install and configure a theme; select, install and configure plugins; maybe tweak CSS; and add some page templates with a bit if loop and template tag coding. So we think of those people as ‘Site Builders’ and think the term ‘developer’ is too broadly adopted to have any communicable distinction in the context of WordPress people.

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There are a myriad of meetups in Atlanta for WordPress end users who want to learn about using themes and plugins, but virtually no meetups for coders who want to expand their skills. This is why the organizers are spearheading a WordPress coders guild in Atlanta.

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“First and foremost we want to see more Atlanta agencies and internal terms in the larger Atlanta organizations choosing WordPress for their projects,” Schinkel said. “For that to happen there has to be a stronger talent base in Atlanta who are knowledgeable and experienced in WordPress best practices, at least as far as they relate to agency use of WordPress.”

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He anticipates that the group will probably have its first “get to know each other” meetup in January and then start workshops in February. With advanced topics in the spotlight every week, Schinkel hopes that agencies and internal teams that rarely come out to network will be more motivated to attend.

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“We want to create a stronger WP coder community than we currently have in Atlanta, and the one we currently have is really lacking,” he said. “Put it another way, Drupal has a far stronger developer community in Atlanta because of their Drupal meetup and yet Drupal has ~1/10th the marketshare of WordPress. Now that is really sad, don’t you think?”

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Schinkel and Wood have identified a common problem with many community meetups where the topics focus on end user education. While connecting with people of all skill levels is important, more advanced WordPress professionals often become less motivated to attend meetups that don’t include topics that challenge them and help them become better at their work. The Atlanta WordPress Coders Guild aims to solve this problem with an alternative, non-traditional WordPress meetup.

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VVV-Dashboard is a new tool that provides an interface for managing your Varying Vagrant Vagrants installations. Inspired by Variable VVV, a script that makes it easy to create and delete sites, Leo Gopal made VVV-Dashboard to complement it.

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Gopal is a WordPress developer from Cape Town, South Africa. “I installed my first WordPress site seven years ago while in high school and started creating sites for clients ever since. Only recently, after Matt’s Five for the Future speech, did I decide to come out and offer what I have to everyone, more freely,” he said. VVV-Dashboard is one of his first public contributions.

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The tool was designed to work with Variable VVV but can be used without it. “Because VVV is very terminal oriented, it’s easy to forget commands when you need them. For example, you might forget to ‘vagrant up –provision’ when working with Variable VVV (and other site creators),” Gopal said. VVV-Dashboard adds a quick reference page inside your vvv.dev site for commands and includes a list of all your Vagrant installs.

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The title of the page displays how many VVV sites you have installed on your machine. Each site and its admin are linked, along with a profiler button that offers a quick overview. In order for the profiler to work, you must have Xdebug turned on.

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Many developers end up with a long list of dev sites, and it can be difficult to remember what sites are active and where they are located. The VVV-Dashboard interface saves you time with a convenient list and might even inspire you to perform a cleanup of sites no longer in use.

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In the next few releases, Gopal plans to include more basic site info in the dashboard, such as whether or not WP_Debug is enabled, an indicator for if Xdebug is on/off, the current active theme, etc. Variable VVV recently added a blueprints feature, which allows you to set up different plugins, themes, mu-plugins, options, or constants that will be installed to a new site you create. Gopal plans to create a few blueprint examples and add them to VVV-Dashboard.

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VVV-Dashboard is licensed under the GPL V2. It adds a friendly layer between you and your VVV sites to make management more convenient and efficient. Check out the project on GitHub where you’ll find complete installation instructions. If you have any tips on how to improve the project, make sure to leave your feedback for the developer.

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The WordPress plugin directory has nearly 35k plugins and discovering new ones that have been tested and downloaded a few thousand times is difficult. Users can browse the directory for newest, recently updated, most popular, and highest rated plugins. With the exception of the recently updated category, there’s no way to discover plugins in the middle of the pack. A new plugin discovery tool by ManageWP, attempts to solve the problem.

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The front page of ManageWP.org/plugins displays the best new plugins under 100k downloads. The plugins are determined using an algorithm that takes into account plugin quality and acceleration of growth. A plugin’s quality is determined using seven metrics:

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Using a combination of metrics, ManageWP is able to display a constantly evolving list of rising stars. Placing emphasis on a plugin’s compatibility with WordPress and when it was last updated might motivate plugin authors to keep these fields updated.

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Comparing Plugins

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If you’re curious to see how plugins compare to each other, check out the plugin comparison section of the site. Simply choose two different plugins and hit the compare button. The comparison displays each plugin’s statistics with a download chart at the bottom. At the moment, you’re limited to comparing only two plugins at the same time, but there are plans to allow for more in the future.

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Plugin Awards

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Awards are a quick way to determine how well a plugin is doing in specific categories. For example, WordPress SEO by Team Yoast, has a number of awards for being the most downloaded and highest rated in multiple categories. I think it would be beneficial if this area was extended to highlight more ranks like top ten, top five, and number one.

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Future Improvements

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ManageWP founder, Vladimir Prelovac, says he’s not finished with the site. In the announcement, he shares a couple of ideas on what he’d like to see in the next iteration.

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The WP Vulnerability Database will be a nice enhancement, especially if you can see how many vulnerability reports a plugin has. Something to keep in mind is that ManageWP/Plugins is utilizing the WordPress.org Plugins API, which limits the types of data it’s able to work with.

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A Plugin Directory Without The Plugins

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I love the idea behind ManageWP/Plugins because it fills a void created by the plugin directory. It’s essentially a sub-section of the directory without the plugins. When I look for plugins to review, the directory leaves me little choice between one that’s popular or brand new. ManageWP/Plugins gives me an opportunity to discover them before they reach global popularity.

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Throughout the first half of this month, the WordPress Accessibility team has been working together with the Theme Review Team to discuss the possibility of requiring the accessibility-ready tag for themes hosted on WordPress.org. The team will need to create an official proposal to submit to the Theme Review Team in order to make this happen.

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In preparation, the Accessibility team is increasing efforts to educate theme authors on accessibility best practices. Joe Dolson published a post with tips for making WordPress themes accessible, which includes basic instructions for making themes work with a keyboard, creating event triggers as accessible controls, and adding supporting text for images.

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The Accessibility team also created a GitHub repository for sharing WordPress-specific code examples for accessibility and plans to add resources in the near future. The theme handbook and reviewer’s handbook will potentially need to be reworked in order to account for the new guidelines. “The goal is for those documents to explicitly correlate to the theme accessibility guidelines, so that theme authors have specific guidance on what to do to meet those requirements,” Dolson said at a recent meeting.

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The Accessibility team hopes to announcing new guidelines for theme developers in April 2015, which would then be required as of November 2015. Once the guidelines are finalized for both required and recommended items, the Accessibility team will also need to train the Theme Review Team on reviewing for accessibility.

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For most traditional WordPress sites, the active theme is the face of the website, and accessibility-ready themes undoubtedly improve the experience of WordPress for users with disabilities. However, making accessibility required for themes is a long and difficult path. The possibility of the requirement already has opposition among Theme Review Team administrators.

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When we published about WordPress.org’s newest requirement for themes to be translation-ready, several readers chimed in on the comments to advocate for accessibility to be required. Justin Tadlock, a TRT admin, replied, “As an admin of TRT, full compliance with our current accessibility guidelines is something I’d fight to not make a requirement.

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“Unfortunately, making a theme accessible can sometimes mean not respecting a designer’s artistic vision. This is particularly an issue with color contrasts. Anything that would hinder design decisions like this is not something I would support. That’s beyond the scope of what TRT’s role is.”

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Even with more education for theme authors, additional guidelines pose another hurdle to overcome in the rigorous review process. Tadlock believes it would stifle submissions from new theme authors. “Requiring accessibility-ready themes would be such a huge barrier to entry for new theme authors that it would be detrimental to the system.”

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The Accessibility team is highly motivated to push for this new requirement and is currently working on a precise proposal that will be voted on by the Theme Review Team. “The important thing with the proposal is clarity,” Dolson said, recognizing that it could blocked if the two teams are unable to communicate effectively about the issues at stake. The decisions made in the first part of 2015 will determine the immediate future of theme accessibility in the WordPress.org Themes Directory.

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This weekend, WordSesh 3 will begin. WordSesh is 24 straight hours of live streamed presentations and discussions from a variety of intelligent folks in the WordPress world.

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It starts at 0:00 UTC Saturday, which really means 7:00 p.m. Eastern time on Friday for those of us in America. It’ll run through Saturday evening.

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The lineup for WordSesh is as good as any WordCamp, and the chat around the past events has been fantastic. Scott Basgaard and his team of volunteers do a great job.

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I’ll be on a WordPress news roundtable at the tail end of WordSesh. On Friday, I’m going to have some news that will help explain my radio silence of late, and will probably spice up the conversation I’m to have with Jeff Chandler (of WP Tavern), Dre Armeda and Brad Williams (of DradCast) and Doc Pop (of Torquemag). I hope you’ll watch.

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Check out all the information on the WordSesh website, follow @WordSesh on Twitter, and RSVP if you’d like to attend. There are already over 600 people signed up. It’s completely free and community supported. I love this event and I’m glad to see it happen again.

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Jetpack 3.3 is now available. The highlight of this release is the new centralized site dashboard feature that allows users to manage multiple Jetpack-connected WordPress sites and WordPress.com sites from one location in WordPress.com.

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The new dashboard is mobile friendly and includes the centralized posting feature that was introduced in Jetpack 3.2. It also allows users to see all of their sites listed together and perform a number of housekeeping actions:

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Jetpack 3.3 is required in order to use the plugin management features, so you’ll need to update at least one of your sites to check it out. You also need to activate Jetpack’s JSON API feature and ensure that the “Allow remote actions” setting is enabled.

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To view all the plugins you have installed, visit WordPress.com/Plugins. When you click through a plugin, you’ll find a short description of it and a list of the sites where you have it installed.

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WordPress.com’s one dashboard to rule them all is now in direct competition with services like ManageWP, WP Remote, InfiniteWP, and several others that provide centralized site management.

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As WordPress has become an increasingly popular solution for building websites, developers are often responsible for more sites than they can safely keep track of for updates. Centralized dashboard management is critical for scaling maintenance capabilities. It comes as no surprise that WordPress.com is getting its hook into self-hosted sites by moving to support centralized site management via Jetpack.

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In addition to the new centralized dashboard, Jetpack 3.3 also brings many other enhancements to the plugin:

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The 3.3 release also adds several filters that allow developers to further customize Jetpack’s behavior. Check out the changelog for the full list of enhancements and improvements.

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Over the weekend, the security team at Sucuri discovered that more than 100,000 WordPress sites have been hit with the SoakSoak.ru malware campaign. This campaign has resulted in more than 11,000 domains being blacklisted by Google.

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SoakSoak modifies the wp-includes/template-loader.php file in order to inject Javascript, which contains the malware, into every page on compromised sites. You can check to see if your site is affected by using Sucuri’s free SiteCheck scanner.

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After researching the compromised sites, Sucuri found that SoakSoak’s vehicle of attack is the critical security vulnerability that was discovered in the Slider Revolution plugin and made public in September. At that time, Envato identified more than 1,000 themes sold through its marketplace that were potentially affected by this particular vulnerability.

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The Slider Revolution issue, though silently patched in February, has been actively exploited since its disclosure. Many WordPress site administrators have not updated their copies of the Slider Revolution plugin to the patched version, leaving their sites open to compromise. Since the plugin is packaged with many themes sold through Themeforest, site owners are not always aware that they are vulnerable.

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According to the report from Sucuri, the SoakSoak attack first scans sites to locate the vulnerable file within the Slider Revolution plugin in order to gain access to the wp-config.php file. If successful, the intruder then attempts to upload a malicious theme to the site, followed by injecting the Filesman backdoor into the website. The attacker then injects another backdoor in order to modify the swfobject.js file to inject malware that redirects visitors to soaksoak.ru.

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This malware attack is particularly difficult to clean up after. If your site has been compromised, you cannot simply remove the infected files. The backdoors will also need to be addressed, as well as the Slider Revolution vulnerabilities. Sucuri advises stopping malicious attacks through a firewall. If your site or one of your clients’ sites is using the Slider Revolution plugin, it is imperative that you check to see if you are affected and update your site and plugins immediately.

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When Pippin Williamson launched Easy Digital Downloads in early 2012, he could not have predicted the success that the open source project is experiencing today. The core plugin is approaching half a million downloads and recently passed 100 contributors on GitHub. It provides the foundation for a profitable commercial marketplace of more than 190 extensions authored by the EDD community.

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The Birth of Easy Digital Downloads

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As is the case with many entrepreneurs, Williamson discovered one of his best ideas while solving one of his own problems. He had become an avid plugin developer long before EDD was in the picture. “I wanted a better way to sell WordPress plugins I was creating through my own site,” he said. “I had been using the Code Canyon marketplace from Envato for a while and had toyed with a few of the other e-commerce plugins, but I wanted something a bit different.” Williamson had no idea that EDD would soon become his full-time job.

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When a project starts out that way, it’s really hard to guesstimate what the future holds for it. As I continued building on the plugin and making more generalized features that had a wider audience than just my site, it became apparent pretty quickly that others were looking for some of the same things. The project was started in March and by November of the same year, I really started to consider the prospect of it becoming a full-time job for me.

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Williamson was inspired by Jigoshop’s and WooCommerce’s successes with the “extensions marketplace” business model. “As an outsider, it seemed as though the extensions model was working well for them, so I thought, ‘Why not?’ It seemed like a good fit. Early on though I had no idea that we would reach more than 150 extensions in so short a time.”

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He built the first couple of extensions for himself, including the Stripe integration. “Those first extensions were really the ones that proved building a marketplace around EDD wasn’t an utterly insane idea. Mostly insane but plausible.”

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Extensibility Has a Direct Correlation to Profitability

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Easy Digital Downloads is well known for having a codebase that is easy to extend and friendly to developers. Williamson built this into the project out of principle from the early days of EDD, not knowing how vital extensibility would become further down the road.

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“It definitely started as a core philosophy but became a fundamental requirement as the project grew. EDD wouldn’t be even half as successful as it is now if it weren’t for the extensibility,” he said. “There are still severe pain points in terms of our extensibility, but they are being worked on for future releases. A commitment to always making the plugin more and more extensible is one of the things that has really helped us along the way.”

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Extensibility is the backbone of the EDD marketplace, and it’s paying off for Williamson and the project as a whole. On an average day, the core EDD plugin sees 400-1000 downloads. “The revenue of the project has grown consistently since first launching two and a half years ago,” Williamson said. “In its first year, we saw steady growth, but nothing amazing by any means. It was enough to tell me there was potential for much, much more.”

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In 2012, Williamson reports that the project pulled in $25,000 in extension sales, with one fifth of this paid out to third party developers for extension sales. Over the course of 2013, EDD grew its monthly revenue from ~$2,000 per month up to nearly $16,000 per month. Williamson finished that year with ~$190,000 in sales and paid out nearly $64,000 in commissions to third party developers.

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“And now, just as we are wrapping up 2014, we have seen more than $456,000 in sales and have generated more than $200,000 in commissions for third party developers,” Williamson said. “In 2015 these numbers are expected to grow, just as they have for the last two years. To say we’re excited for the future would be to put it lightly.”

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Attracting and Keeping a Community of Contributors

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Without EDD’s large community of contributors, the project’s success would have been severely limited. EDD seems to have an organic way of attracting and keeping contributors. Williamson attributes this to three key aspects of the community surrounding the project:

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Williamson doesn’t think that any of these efforts are unique to EDD, but they have been the most important factors for growing and keeping a large contributor base. He aims to make sure every single contributor gets an answer to their suggestions, no matter how small the contribution or bug report. “If someone that is brand new to the project feels they have been ignored, how likely are they to ever come back? I think we see this a lot with WordPress core contributors,” he said.

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“There are hundreds of tickets on trac that have gone unanswered from new contributors, and I suspect a huge percentage of those people have decided to move on and not contribute since they felt ignored. It doesn’t matter if someone is actually ignored; it matters that they feel they were ignored.”

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In order to maintain a good follow-up process, Williamson has streamlined development of the core plugin through its GitHub repository. New contributors who want to get involved with extension or theme development also have access to a private Trello board where they can connect with other developers.

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Advice for New Open Source Project Leaders

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When reflecting on the early days of EDD, Williamson has a few regrets and encourages developers to think about the future when it comes to plugin architecture. “There is one major architectural change I would make, and that is the use of custom tables for storing data,” he said.

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“We opted out of using custom tables from day one, and that was a mistake. Not properly leveraging custom tables that had the exact database schema that we needed actually made it dramatically more work for us in the long run. We’ve had to jump through a lot of hoops to build advanced queries for solid store reporting.”

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This mistake has made it difficult to build EDD in a way that will scale the plugin up to a larger user base on larger websites, as needed. Williamson and contributors continue to find ways to deal with it but it is still costing the team a great deal more effort.

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On the community aspect of the project, he has a few simple tips for open source project leaders who want to attract a decent base of contributors.

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Holding to these principles has made Easy Digital Downloads a resounding success, as well as an inspirational example for WordPress plugin developers. Williamson hopes to expand operations to include a hosted version of the plugin, but doesn’t yet have a roadmap for how that will play out.

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“I would like to see a hosted version be available within the next year or two. We haven’t officially decided if we will offer one or if we will seek partnering with an agency or other group, but I’d love to see it come about,” he said. If he’s able to launch a hosted version, Williamson will have the opportunity to tap into a whole new demographic of customers, many of whom are likely not developers.

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“I’ve never run a hosted service before so it will be a whole new experience for me with a whole new set of challenges,” he said. Williamson counts the strong EDD community as one of his assets in pursuing this new venture:

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One advantage that I feel we will have, however, is the rapid development pace that having a strong community of contributors affords us. As we iterate quickly on the self-hosted version, those same changes will be able to be applied to a hosted version. It will also be able to go in reverse: as we test out new features in a hosted version, we can apply those same changes upstream to the self-hosted version. Much like WordPress.org and WordPress.com.

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With a large number of people building extensions for the project, and a regular stream of contributions and bug fixes, Williamson and EDD are uniquely prepared to support a hosted version. The success of Easy Digital Downloads demonstrates the value of building a strong community around your open source project. With the right cultivation and a healthy community, any quality project can become more profitable and prepared for the future.

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Have you ever wondered what CMS and eCommerce system Shark Tank contestants use? WP Engine used BuiltWith and looked at the websites of each contestant appearing on the show between seasons 1-5. They also manually investigated each site to determine some of the more complex setups. Factors WP Engine looked for include: if the site was still active, site-wide SSL implementation, and what kind of eCommerce solutions are being used. Here are a few highlights from the infographic.

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WordPress is the most popular platform, followed by Shopify and Magento. One of the most disappointing discoveries is that out of 341 websites, only 39 have SSL support. SSL is important because it provides a level of encryption between you and the server. It also protects customer information which is extremely important if you’re going to sell things online.

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For over a year, Magento was the eCommerce system of choice, but it’s now in second place. WooCommerce is now the most popular eCommerce system used by Shark Tank contestants. This makes sense since WordPress is the most popular platform and WooCommere is built to be used with WordPress.

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For over six years, the Google Earth API has enabled countless developers to build 3D mapping applications in the browser. Those days are over as Google announced on its developer blog that the API is deprecated and will officially retire December 12th, 2015.

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The Google Earth API is built on the NPAPI plugin framework which Chrome and Firefox no longer support due to security reasons. Over the past six years, the API has experienced dwindling support across multiple platforms, especially on mobile. It’s worth noting that Google Earth is not going away; only its API is being retired.

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A quick search of the WordPress plugin directory for Google Earth shows at least three pages of results. However, several of the plugins look like they use Google Maps instead of Google Earth. If using an external API, most authors put the information in the plugin’s description. If you’re using a plugin that uses the API, please get in touch with the author and let them know it’s no longer supported.

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John James Jacoby’s crowd-funding campaign for development on WordPress’ sister projects is now closed and fully funded at $51,500. For the first six months of 2015, he will be working full-time to push the BuddyPress, bbPress, and GlotPress projects forward.

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Jacoby is essentially pioneering a new way of working as an open source developer funded by the community. There’s no prescription for how to tackle each project’s goals, but working remotely in the past has uniquely prepared him for this opportunity.

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“Previous experience working mostly independently and remotely certainly doesn’t hurt, particularly for things like consistent communication and maintaining momentum,” he said. “It will be nice to get back into the swing of posting public status updates and more strictly planning out my days and weeks again. I appreciate the freedom I’ve had since July, but being completely without structure can be risky, too.”

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Jacoby anticipates splitting his time equally between BuddyPress, bbPress, and GlotPress. “In my imagination, fairly evenly in priority order for a few of the long standing issues that have been prohibiting enhancements to WordPress.org, specifically for the Rosetta sites,” he said. “GlotPress will require a little more time for me to start being helpful, so I’ll likely try to focus on the BuddyPress and bbPress queue first.”

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What will a typical day look like for Jacoby when he starts working full-time on the sister projects? He plans to be involved in every aspect, from writing code to mentoring to adding codex contributions.

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I think a typical day will look like a cup of coffee, reading Trac and Slack, providing feedback and mentorship, and shepherding as much activity as I can. That might mean committing patches and doing feature development, increasing unit test coverage and working on the codex, or helping with tools to enable others to contribute easier. There is no shortage of things to do, and I’ll be looking at ways to multiply my efforts to get the maximum value out of the time I have.

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If the development project is successful, other developers may be inspired to create similar campaigns. Jacoby isn’t the only one with the capability to make a strong impact on these projects. He believes that there are many others who would be able to do that same.

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I really hope people look at this campaign as something they can try, too. Stephen Edgar has been absolutely killing it all across .org, so removing that barrier for him is a priority of mine. Mathieu Viet keeps putting out comprehensive BuddyPress concepts that could make their way into core with just a bit more free time and focus. Ryan McCue already volunteers a huge amount of time; imagine if he was 100% focused.

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Matt Gross (currently at 10up) is such a fast learner and can really crank stuff out quickly. Alison Barrett (also currently at 10up) is the same way; crazy fast at learning and implementing new things. I’d love to work with either of them on the bb’s again. A few of these individuals may not require outside funding, but it’s an interesting idea to use it as an option to reduce an employer’s monetary burden.

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Working full-time on open source community projects without distraction, while still paying the bills, is a rare opportunity that Jacoby intends to maximize. If all goes as planned, the first half of 2015 will bring about the removal of the projects’ most pressing hindrances. The success of Jacoby’s campaign demonstrates that the WordPress community believes in the potential of BuddyPress, bbPress, and GlotPress enough to invest in a trustworthy developer to make dedicated improvements.

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If you’re brand new to bbPress, you may not know about some of the ways it can be extended beyond being a simple forum. Additional functionality can be added with plugins, its output can be manipulated through CSS, and development is easy to keep up with. Even though bbPress has a getting started guide available, I came up with my own mini guide. Here are some tips to get you started on building a bbPress forum.

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Where to Find Plugins

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bbPress is a plugin that was designed to be extended by other plugins. Once installed and configured, simply browse the plugin directory from the backend of WordPress and search for bbPress. There are at least 314 plugins that show up in the search results, not including the ones hosted on Github.

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Even though bbPress.org has a section dedicated to plugins, it’s essentially an alternative to browsing the WordPress plugin directory. Instead of being able to view all of the plugins available, the pages only list bbPress specific plugins.

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Similar to WordPress, bbPress has a list of feature plugins that may one day, be merged into core. The list contains plugins that offer features found in most forum software out of the box, so it’s a good place to start when adding features. Pay close attention to the Last Updated: information as I encountered a lot of plugins that haven’t been updated in over 2 years.

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Altering The Look and Feel

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bbPress comes with built-in theme support where all required elements such as front-end editing are included. If a WordPress theme doesn’t have support for the various elements that make up bbPress, you’ll still be able to use it. The built-in support makes it compatible with nearly every WordPress theme. However, I strongly encourage you to use a theme that is bbPress compatible as it almost always looks better than the default.

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A search of the theme directory indicates four pages of free WordPress themes that are explicitly compatible with bbPress. If you’d simply like to override the default markup to give it a custom look, check out this Codex article.

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How to Keep up With Development

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While WordPress releases three major versions a year, bbPress averages two a year. So far in 2014, there have been no major versions released. Compared to WordPress, bbPress development occurs at a slower pace due to a smaller number of people contributing and spending time on the project. Not only does this make it easy to keep up with changes, it increases the opportunity to influence the project.

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bbPress uses Trac for development where user’s can submit bug reports and patches. If you use Slack, you can join the #bbPress channel where core developers and contributors hang out. This is a great way to get in touch with people and communicate in real-time.

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Where to Get Support

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The best way to get support is through the official bbPress forum. While not as active as the WordPress support forum, there’s still a good amount of activity that takes place. It’s also monitored by all of the core developers.

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The bbPress support forums follow the same rules and guidelines set forth by the WordPress support forums. There are two documents you should read to familiarize yourself to how it works. Using the Support Forum and the Forum Welcome message.

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bbPress Nomenclature

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bbPress has a set of nomenclature that is different from forum software you may have used in the past. This small guide explains what each term means.

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The Next Six Months

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Although development has come to a crawl in recent months, it’s encouraging that John James Jacoby successfully reached his crowd funding goal as bbPress will likely experience a surge in development and community based contributions over the next six months. Hopefully, the next six months are among the project’s brightest.

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Codex Volunteer

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The documentation and organization of documents on the bbPress.org website leaves a lot to be desired. Several links point to placeholders or the incorrect pages. I’m working with the team as a Codex volunteer to try to clean up the mess so others can benefit by finding the information they need.

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This guide is a Cliff’s Notes version of what’s available on bbPress.org. I hope it helps you as it did me when putting it together.

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Brad Parbs and his colleagues at WebDevStudios have created a new tool for the thousands of developers out there who utilize Varying Vagrant Vagrants for WordPress development. As Vagrant development environments are a daily staple of work life at WDS, the team needed a faster way for setting up new WordPress sites with VVV.

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Variable VVV is their solution, a script that automates the creation and deletion of new WordPress sites using VVV. The script is based on Alison Barrett’s VVV Site Wizard.

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“The original site wizard hasn’t been updated in about half a year. I’ve designed this to be a drop-in replacement,” Parbs told the Tavern. “All the flags and commands from vvv-site-wizard function 100% the same, so you can just install this and start using it exactly the same.” Anyone who has used the VVV Site Wizard in the past will be comfortable using Variable VVV right away.

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The new script has a few additional features beyond the original VVV Site Wizard, including the following:

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While creating the script, Parbs went through the issues list at the vvv-site-wizard repository and fixed a number of issues. He sees Variable VVV as the spiritual successor to the original tool and has designed it to be a bit easier to use. He noted that it takes just 1/3 the time to type the commands and the command results have also been vastly improved. “One example is the list command to show you all sites. With vvv-site-wizard, it is a plain list of site names. vv list will show you a colorized output, along with URLs and marking VVV defaults,” Parbs explained.

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The WebDevStudios team has an extensive roadmap of features for future implementation. Parbs is most excited about the idea of “blueprints,” which would offer the ability to install themes and plugins while setting up a new site.

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A blueprint would define a list of plugins, themes, mu-plugins, and various site options. When installing, you could grab that blueprint and it would set it all up. I’m planning on letting you grab from Github, WP.org, a zip file link, etc. I’ve outlined the idea on GitHub. You’d setup multiple blueprints, and when you do an install, you could grab a blueprint and use that. For example, an ‘ecommerce’ blueprint might install WooCommerce, some other plugins, and _s, or whatever you like.

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As the VVV Site Wizard doesn’t seem to be maintained anymore, Parbs plans to keep Variable VVV going and has also outlined a number of other enhancements in the project’s issues queue:

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Parbs plans to add anything that will make developers’ lives easier at WebDevStudios, but he is also open to suggestions. “I’ve built the script to be extremely easy to add new functionality, so implementing features people request will be as easy as possible,” he said.

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The script is now ready for public use. “Over the past few days, a few people here at WebDevStudios have been beta-testing it, and its really solid,” Parbs said. Variable VVV is now publicly available on GitHub for anyone who wants to use it or contribute back to the project. If you test the script, make sure to leave your feedback and suggestions in the project’s issues list, as WebDevStudios plans to consistently maintain and extend the tool to make it better.

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One of the oldest and simplest ways of accessing public opinion is through an up/down voting system. When offered in a controlled setting where everyone has the chance to vote, the system causes the best ideas to float to the top.

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Idea Factory is a plugin designed to make it easy for WordPress administrators to set up a voting system where users can submit new ideas from the frontend. The plugin was created by Nick Haskins, author of the Aesop Story Engine.

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“Idea Factory was born out of necessity, and the frustration of the lack of plugins that did exactly what I wanted it to do,” Haskins wrote in the plugin’s description. His implementation is simple but built to be extensible, offering developers a number of filters, hooks, and actions. Idea Factory features the following:

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Logged-in users can enter new ideas via a modal submission box. The plugin creates an Idea custom post type and data is stored in post_meta and user_meta tables.

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Ideas are displayed at yoursite.com/ideas. Users can only vote once on each idea before they are locked out. Up votes push ideas to the top and down votes send ideas further down the list.

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The design is generic enough to drop nicely into any theme, but you can further customize it by copying the file from the plugin’s /template-ideas/ directory into your theme. Idea Factory’s settings also allow you to disable the core CSS file from loading so that you can take full control.

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Each idea and its description can be edited in the admin. If you have a highly active voting board, you may want to turn off email notifications for new submissions. The settings also include an option to hold all new ideas as drafts to be approved before publishing.

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After testing Idea Factory, I was impressed with how easy it was to set up and use. Both idea creation and voting are anonymous, but it might be nice to have an option to display users for each. However, one of the best things about Idea Factory is that it maintains a limited set of features in favor of keeping the plugin lean and extensible.

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An idea voting system can help community managers or developers get a better idea of where to invest their time and how to prioritize new features. It’s a quick way to take the temperature of your user base, because it allows them to freely express their ideas and participate in voting up the best ones. It’s also far less time-consuming than conducting a survey. Check out Idea Factory on WordPress.org for a solid, simple way to bring new ideas to light.

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In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I discuss what it would take for WordPress to lose its dominant market share position. We both agree that WordPress isn’t going anywhere soon but it’s something to be mindful of.

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We share our thoughts on the recommended plugins tab coming in WordPress 4.1 and whether or not it will help users discover new plugins. Last but not least, we discuss Google’s attempt to simplify reCAPTCHAs by replacing distorted text with a check box.

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Stories Discussed:

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What Would it Take For WordPress to Lose its Dominance?
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\nWordPress 4.1 To Introduce Plugin Recommendations
\nnRelate Will Shutdown Its Service December 31st
\nManage Multiple WordPress Sites with WPDASH, Now in Beta

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Plugins Picked By Marcus:

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StoryFTW by Patrick Shanahan, is a simple swipe based story engine that allows you to use any kind of media imaginable to create your own dynamic slide by slide story. The review is based on an Alpha copy as the plugin is not publicly available yet.

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Test User Role allows you to quickly test other user roles from a super admin account to see what other users experience.

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Grid is a container based landing page editor.

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Next Episode: Wednesday, December 17th 9:30 P.M. Eastern

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Listen To Episode #174:
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Version 3.0.4 of the Akismet plugin for WordPress is now available.

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This update adds better compatibility with Apache 2.4, allows https author URLs to be removed from comments, removes the “Check for Spam” button from the “Trash” and “Approved” queues, and allows for automatic API key configuration when Jetpack is installed and connected to a WordPress.com account.

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To upgrade, visit the Updates page of your WordPress dashboard and follow the instructions. If you need to download the plugin zip file directly, links to all versions are available in the WordPress plugins directory.


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WordPress made great strides in 2014 towards improving internationalization for the global community. WordPress 4.0 streamlined language management in the admin and brought language selection to the installation process.

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In the State of the Word address this year, Matt Mullenweg highlighted the importance of internationalization to the project when he said, “If WordPress is going to be truly global, truly inclusive, it has to be fully available for other languages.” He also announced that fully localized plugin and theme directories will be available in the admin as of 4.1.

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This week the WordPress Theme Review Team updated its guidelines to require all new theme submissions to be translation-ready. Theme authors submitting new themes to the official directory must ensure that all text strings are translatable. This also applies to any updates to existing themes.

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Tips for Making Your Theme Translation-Ready

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The WordPress Theme Review Handbook doesn’t yet contain a section with information about preparing themes for translation. However, you can find all the basics on how to internationalize a theme in the WordPress Theme Developer Handbook, which is still a work in progress.

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The internationalization section also links to a number of videos and tutorials in its resources section. Many of these will be helpful in walking theme developers through the process of preparing themes for translation:

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If a WordPress theme isn’t translatable, then the site it is running on is limited to the theme author’s language. If you invest your time and hard work into creating a WordPress theme, why not make sure that it’s able to be used all over the world?

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The new requirement from the Theme Review team is a major milestone in expanding WordPress’ global reach. The official themes directory is often the first place that self-hosted WordPress users look when shopping for themes. The new translation-ready requirement will help ensure that WordPress.org’s vast library of themes are ready for global use.

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bbPress is a 10 year old project that’s supposed to make it easy to attach a forum to WordPress. On the day after Christmas in 2004, Matt Mullenweg spent an entire weekend coding an alternative to miniBB, from the ground up that at the time, powered the WordPress support forums. bbPress was stand-alone software until 2011, when the release of 2.0 transformed it into a WordPress plugin,

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Over the years, I’ve kept a close eye on bbPress but I’ve never used it for a project of my own. Since I’m only a new user once, I decided to document my experience of configuring and using it for the first time.

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Activation and Configuration

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Locating bbPress is easy as it usually shows up as a Featured Plugin on the Add New plugin screen. Once activated, a welcome screen displays information on what’s new, credits, and a link at the bottom to visit the forum settings.

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When visiting the forum settings screen, I’m presented with a list of options with checkboxes and numbers. While there are not a lot of things to configure, I think a better presentation of the various options would be to split each major section into a tab of its own. Although it was my choice to visit the forum settings from the Welcome screen, I think the Welcome screen is a good place to use Admin Pointers to help new users create a new topic, forum, etc. I don’t understand why the Welcome screen has a link to forum settings since a new install won’t have anything to configure.

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While on the forum settings screen, I’m not sure what it is I’m supposed to configure in order for the forum to display on the frontend. At this point, I visit the Documentation section of bbPress.org and locate a Getting Started guide. It turns out, the guide is of no use to me or anyone else for that matter.

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The left hand sidebar has a list of related links which point to several different articles on user roles, conditional tags, and functions. It took some effort on my part, but I finally found the article on Getting Started with bbPress. This page should be linked to from the Documentation main page for the Getting Started link. This simple change will save users time and frustration.

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Creating Forums

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Using the Getting Started guide, I created my first forum. Since forums are Custom Post Types, the forum editor looks similar to the Post Editor. It would be nice if hints displayed above each field so users understand which part of the forum they’re connected to. For example, the title field should have a hint that says “Name of the forum” and above the editor, text that says, “A description of the forum”. Some of the items on the Forum creation screen make sense but it shouldn’t be assumed the user knows what each field corresponds to.

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There are two different types of forums, forum and category. Forums contain topics and can be the parent of other forums. Categories can only contain forums and are primarily used as a method of organization. The nomenclature used is enough to make anyone’s head spin.

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Creating Topics

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After creating a forum, I moved on to create a topic. Topics are similar to typical forum posts. Topics are one of the three Custom Post Types created by bbPress, which means the Topic editor uses the same interface you’d see when writing a post. Similar to creating forums, I’d like to see the fields labeled for consistency. Creating topics from the backend of WordPress is fairly easy after creating the first forum.

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The Frontend of bbPress

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Everything up to this point has been managed from the backend of WordPress. I’ve created a category, forum, and topic. It’s time to see how bbPress works on the frontend. Replying to a topic is straight forward. A form is supplied with quick tag support so visitors can easily style text. After hitting the submit button, the page reloads and the reply is shown. Sometimes, replies don’t show up immediately because they’re moderated by Akismet.

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Once I got a handle for how bbPress is structured and what categories, forums, topics, and replies look like, I went back to the Forum Settings page.

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Not Easy Enough

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bbPress is a plugin, and because of that, I expect to be able to turn it on and have everything ready to go. As you can see from my experience, it doesn’t always work out that way, especially when using a theme that doesn’t support it out of the box. The Getting Started guide is important information on understanding how to configure bbPress. Without it, I’d be lost in the dark.

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My initial experience is rough around the edges and at times frustrating, as I couldn’t easily find the help I needed. I can only imagine how many others have gone through the same experience. Hopefully, a few changes will be made to bbPress and its website to create a smoother new user experience.

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If you’ve recently installed or used bbPress for the first time, tell us about your experience in the comments.

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When WordPress 3.0 introduced the ability for developers to register their own custom post types, the software became far more flexible for use as a content management system. This was a major turning point for WordPress, as it gave developers a standard way to structure custom content with core-supported features.

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Four years later, custom post types are so commonly used that folks occasionally need a way to switch a post from one type to another. A site admin may want to change how content is structured and presented, and switching content to a new post type can be a huge time saver in some instances.

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The Post Type Switcher plugin, authored by John James Jacoby, was created for exactly this purpose. It’s one of those plugins that you may not have ever known about until you’re on the hunt to find a way to convert a post from one type to another.

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The plugin adds a simple post type dropdown to the post editor, which allows you to reassign any post to a new post type.

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The handy thing is that Post Type Switcher can convert nearly every combination of posts, pages, attachments, custom post types, etc:

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What happens when you change a post to a different type? Only the \'post_type\' property of a post is changed. Categories, tags, and custom taxonomies all remain untouched. Featured images remain in place. The post’s URL will change to whatever the new post type uses. For example, if you change a regular post to a testimonial post type that uses /testimonial/ in the URL, your newly converted post will follow the pattern of its new post type.

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The old post URL should 404 so that you can use a plugin to redirect to the new URL or add some custom rewrite rules to your .htaccess file. While testing the plugin with different post types, I only encountered one instance where a plugin didn’t properly 404 the original post, but most of the time you won’t have an issue with this.

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Jacoby has purposely excluded invisible post types, such as revisions, menus, etc., but you can filter \'pts_post_type_filter\' to change how this works if you need access to more post types.

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Matthew Gerring, a contributor to the plugin, helped to add bulk editing so that you can select all posts in a certain type and convert them to a new type with one quick action.

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Post Type Switcher is very useful if you started out putting content in regular posts but now want to move it into a portfolio plugin or testimonial plugin. Or perhaps you’ve been running bbPress on your site and want to extract a few of the most active posts to become regular blog posts instead. Another common use might be to convert a bunch of posts to pages in order to create a static reference section for your site. This plugin makes all of that possible.

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If you’re planning to use the plugin, make sure to test your post type switches in a development environment first. It’s also a good idea to backup your live site before making drastic changes to content. You can find Post Type Switcher in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.

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BuddyPress 2.2 is shaping up to be an exciting release, packed full of new features for developers. Support for Composer will be included in 2.2, as well as a basic member type API, which will allow developers to create different user types.

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The upcoming 2.2 release will also introduce the ability for new activity items to be generated when content is created by registered post types. This is a feature that already exists within the BuddyPress’ blogs component and will be extended to include custom post types that declare support for it. Developers will be able to add support for CPTs with one simple line of code:

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This will publish updates to the activity stream for the post type that you specify, using generic strings. The BuddyPress codex has already been updated to show examples for how you can get more control over the activity attributes when you register the post type.

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“This update is about the first step of it: ease the implementation of tracking the published post type items into the Activity stream,” BuddyPress core developer Mathieu Viet explained in the announcement on the BP development blog.

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When post type support is added to the activity stream, you will also be able to sort the new items via the activity dropdown filters. This filter is available on the frontend and in the backend.

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These improvements are all recent additions to BuddyPress trunk. If you want to test 2.2 alpha, checkout BuddyPress trunk via SVN or download the zip file. Activate it and then add support for a custom post type that is active on your BuddyPress test site.

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The ticket that houses the discussion on this issue has been open for three years. BuddyPress 2.2 finally answers this request and gives plugin developers a beautifully simple implementation for adding post type support to the activity stream.

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Several plugins are starting to spring up in the WordPress Plugin Directory to bring Google’s new No Captcha reCAPTCHA to WordPress forms. With public hatred for CAPTCHAs at an all-time high, Google finally put its efforts into redesigning the experience, replacing the distorted text with a simple checkbox.

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WordPress developers have been quick to take advantage of the new No CAPTCHA API to add it to WordPress forms. So far, the No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA plugin, created by Nigerian web developer Agbonghama Collins, provides the most flexibility for specifying the forms where you want to add the protection.

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Once activated and configured, you’ll see the new reCAPTCHA added on the frontend:

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The plugin is easy to configure – simply paste in your Google reCAPTCHA keys on the settings page:

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Select the login, registration, or comment forms, or any combination thereof, for adding No Captcha reCAPTCHA protection.

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Further down the page you have the option to force the plugin to use a specific language via a dropdown, or leave it on auto-detect. You can also set a custom error message for when the user fails to solve the CAPTCHA and select a theme for the CAPTCHA display.

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I tested the plugin and it works as advertised to add the new No Captcha reCAPTCHA. I discovered that it is not compatible with the Jetpack Comment module, so you’ll want to uncheck that box for comments if you’re using it. The No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA plugin is available for free from WordPress.org. It’s not yet known whether Google will create an official implementation for WordPress, but in the meantime, this plugin makes it easy to add reCAPTCHA to the WordPress forms that are the most vulnerable to spam.

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Developed by Mike Jolley, Download Monitor is an eight year old plugin with over 600k downloads. Download Monitor provides an interface for uploading and managing downloadable files including support for multiple versions, inserting download links into posts, and logging downloads.

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It has been rewritten 4 times, seen well over 100 releases, and been downloaded 600,000 times. The latest ‘v1’ reboot has been praised and I often receive nice comments from users even though development has slowed of late.

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Due to time constraints, Jolley placed Download Monitor up for adoption. Barry Kooij, a coworker of Jolley’s, adopted the plugin. Kooij is already working on the next version and users should see an update soon. Regarding the plugin’s future, Jolley states, “I’m really excited about its future and I’m happy that Download Monitor is in safe hands.”

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How to Put a Plugin up For Adoption

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The Download Monitor plugin has a happy ending but there are several plugins that are abandoned every year. If you’re thinking about abandoning your plugin, consider putting it up for adoption instead.

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When a plugin author adds the ‘adopt-me‘ tag, it shows up in a list of other plugins using the same tag. Currently, there are 19 plugins available for adoption. Simply get in touch with the author and ask if you can take over development.

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Coen Jacobs, who works as a backend developer, published a short video explaining why he doesn’t work with WordPress full-time anymore. It’s not that he doesn’t like the project but rather, he’s gained a fresh perspective since stepping outside of the WordPress bubble.

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WordPress used to be the holy grail for me, I made everything with WordPress, even things that weren’t really suitable to be built on WordPress. I was an absolute fanboy who used WordPress for everything.

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WordPress isn’t going away anytime soon but it’s a risky move to place all your eggs in one basket.

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Instead of using WordPress for everything, he’s now using the best framework or tool for the job. I think this is a key lesson that a lot of WordPress developers need to be reminded of from time to time. WordPress is capable of handling a lot of different types of websites but it’s not suitable for every project. Use the right tool for the job.
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WP Stagecoach has been in beta for the past few months and the team behind it is busy planning for an official launch in early 2015. The startup, created by Jonathan Kay, came in second, behind WP Curve, in the first round of Matt Report’s WordPress Startup Challenge.

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The new service aims to create the most convenient way to stage a WordPress site, with 1-click copying from production to staging and 1-click to merge the changes back into the live site. WP Stagecoach offers a plugin that hooks your site up to the service with an API key. Staging sites are hosted on WP Stagecoach’s servers.

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The beta version of the service currently includes the following features:

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After testing the beta on a simple blog, I found that the build process took several minutes. Once the site is created, you’ll be given SFTP/FTP login credentials and URL for your staging site. The site that WP Stagecoach creates is instantly public, which has me worried about duplicate content. If you use the service, you’ll want to log in and install a maintenance plugin to hide the staging site from the public.

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If an import gets interrupted, the plugin can pick up where it left off, which is helpful for larger sites. It also includes an advanced debug mode for tracking down problems.

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All of the staging sites are hosted on a standard LAMP stack, and users will not be able to reproduce their exact hosting environment with the service when it launches. For many people, the stack will be similar enough to their host and will cause no issues. However, if you are running on a more customized hosting environment, WP Stagecoach will likely not be suitable for creating your staging site.

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WP Stagecoach has plans to make it possible for users to create a staging site on their own servers, but this feature will be further down the road. When the team is able to add this, it will make the product a much more versatile tool for WordPress developers.

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At the moment, the service is very promising and offers a highly convenient way to create a staging site for a simple WordPress site on a standard LAMP stack. Those with a more customized server environment will have to look elsewhere for the time being. If the tool adapts to become more flexible, it will be better positioned to reach a larger audience with a wide range of hosting environments.

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WP Stagecoach pricing will be $12/month or $99/year for basic support. The beta is free and the team plans to add a few updates before the official launch. If you want to test the service, sign up on wpstagecoach.com to download the plugin.

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Earlier this year, CEO and Envato Co-founder, Collis Ta’eed, spoke at The Sunrise conference in Sydney, Australia. The Sunrise is a conference where founders of Australia’s iconic startups describe the early years of their business. The presentation is 15 minutes in length with 30 minutes dedicated to questions.

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There’s a lot of great information in the presentation, especially if you’re running a bootstrapped business. I also admire Ta’eed’s delivery as he comes off as a straight shooter. He reminds me of myself when I tried to launch a business several years ago.

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Presentation Highlights

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Envato began as a stock Flash template marketplace called Flash Den. Flash Den was eventually renamed to Active Den due to Adobe owning the trademarks associated with Flash.

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Envato started with $30k and is still a bootstrapped company. Ta’eed receives numerous offers every year from venture capitalists looking to invest in Envato. So far, he has not accepted any outside funding.

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AppStorm was the precursor to the Apple App Store. Before Ta’eed could turn AppStorm into an app marketplace, Apple released the App Store crushing his idea.

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At 32:26, Ta’eed is asked how he came up with the name Envato. He bought it from Brandbucket for $1k.

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At 38:50, Ta’eed is asked to describe how massive the Envato marketplace is. His response, “We sell something every 6 seconds, we sell a million WordPress theme per year, and we have the largest stock music marketplace by volume with a million tracks licensed each year.”

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At 42:52, Ta’eed is asked about Envato’s relationship to WordPress. He admits to the licensing challenges and mentions that, when Envato started selling WordPress themes, he didn’t know what the GPL was. He describes the relationship as symbiotic.

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WPDASH is a new service that launched in beta today, created by a group of WordPress developers in Poland. It joins the ranks of ManageWP, WP Remote, InfiniteWP, and a handful of others that provide a centralized WordPress dashboard for managing multiple sites.

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With the popularity of WordPress on the rise, many users have more than one site in operation. Those who work in development often have hundreds, if not thousands, of WordPress sites to look after, all of which require regular plugin and theme updates.

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The automatic background updates introduced in WordPress 3.7 certainly ease the burden of maintenance for many WordPress agencies, but centralized dashboards are becoming critical for successfully managing backups, site uptime, and updates to themes and plugins for multiple installations.

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WPDASH is entering beta with an impressive array of features for managing sites, including the following:

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Here’s a look at an example WPDASH overview of activity across all of your WordPress sites:

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WPDASH also includes a number of advanced SEO-related features, such as integration with third-party tools for keyword monitoring and analytics services.

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Since the beta period is just now starting, we’ll be monitoring users’ experiences to see how reliable the service is. WPDASH has not yet detailed its pricing, because the team is still ironing out features that will be added before launch. Beta testers have the opportunity to vote from the Features tab in the dashboard for new features that will be implemented.

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If you’re curious about the new service and want to join in the testing period, you can sign up for free at WPDASH.io.

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Jetpack has been downloaded more than 13 million times. The Contact Form module is one of its most popular features, as nearly every site requires a way for visitors to get in touch. The module is reliable and easy to use but fairly basic in terms of features.

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Fortunately, Jetpack makes it easy for you to extend its features with a plugin. Hugh Lashbrooke, who has authored more than a dozen plugins hosted on WordPress.org, has just released Jetpack Contact Form Auto Reply to make it easy for site admins to issue an automatic message in response to a contact form submission.

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The plugin adds a new Auto Reply sub-menu item under the Jetpack menu, with settings for two useful features:

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You can even add rich text or images to the custom reply message, which makes it easy to brand your communications for your company or organization.

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The auto reply message could be something as simple as “We have received your request and will contact you shortly.” Or perhaps it’s a holiday and you want to update the auto reply to notify people of any delays in response time, i.e. “We will be out of the office until January 3, 2015.” This plugin provides an easy way to do that in the WordPress admin, without having to set up an auto-responder in your email.

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Lashbrooke originally created the plugin for his own use, because he was receiving numerous messages from people asking for support for his plugins hosted on WordPress.org and WooThemes.com. His custom auto reply message is designed to help point people to the appropriate forum, in case they contacted him for support-related questions.

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After testing the plugin, I can confirm that it works as advertised. The only tricky part is the last setting on the page, which calls for the label of the field in the contact form that contains the email address to use for the auto reply. You have to correctly identify this label or it won’t send. In my case the label was ‘Email,’ which is likely to be a common one.

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While an auto reply might seem redundant, since Jetpack already displays a confirmation of the message sending successfully, that extra note in your visitor’s inbox can be reassuring, especially since it allows them to reply to the email if necessary. You can never underestimate the importance of communication in a customer’s decision-making process.

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Jetpack Contact Form Auto Reply is a handy add-on for the millions of Jetpack users out there who use the Contact Form module. Download it from WordPress.org. If you’d like to contribute to make it better, feel free to fork the plugin on GitHub.

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WordPress is 11 years old and used on over 20% of the web. Its popularity is made up of many facets including, the community, themes and plugins. In the realm of open source content management systems, nothing comes close to what WordPress has accomplished. Although it’s the market leader, its dominance won’t last forever.

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Mike Johnston of CMS Critic asks, “What It Will Take to Dethrone WordPress?” In the article, Johnston explains why WordPress is on top and why Ghost is on the right path to possibly achieving similar success.

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We’ve seen some successful upstarts come out of the wood work to try to take a piece of the pie and some are doing quite well in gaining momentum. One particular contender that comes to mind is Ghost.

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While Ghost is doing well in its own right, I don’t think it will knock on WordPress’ door anytime soon. Johnston lists four things contenders must do in order to dethrone WordPress.

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The four steps he lists are a good start, but it’s going to take a lot more than that to take a chunk out of WordPress’ market share. In 2009, I outlined six ways WordPress could die and named Habari as a viable competitor. Five years later, WordPress is bigger than ever and no one seems to remember the Habari project.

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A Combination of Factors

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I don’t think any one thing will put WordPress in second place. Instead, a combination of factors would likely need to take place. In no particular order, here are a couple of things that might lead to the project’s demise.

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  1. Project leadership routinely ignores the majority.
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  2. It becomes a large, bloated, legacy project that blocks innovation.
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  3. A competing CMS comes along that does everything WordPress does, except better.
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  5. A huge scandal takes place involving Automattic, the WordPress Foundation and those close to the project.
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I doubt any of these things will happen and WordPress will continue to be the market leader for at least the next 10 years. What risks or series of events do you think would lead to WordPress losing its dominance?

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Minnow is a beautiful, ultra-minimalist blogging theme from Automattic that just landed in the WordPress.org directory this week, bringing the company’s total free theme contributions to 54. It was designed by Mel Choyce, co-author of the popular Flounder theme.

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Minnow features a single-column blog homepage, with a prominent social links menu at the top. The theme has support for all the standard post formats, with unique grey icons for each. The post meta design is tastefully simple and understated so that your content stays in focus.

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Quotes, galleries, asides, etc. are all uniquely represented with subtle variations. Minnow also includes matching styles for threaded comments.

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The theme has just a handful of customization options for changing the background image and/or color. It’s the type of theme that you can activate and have it looking like the demo in under two minutes.

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The theme is mobile friendly, and the 660px main content area sizes down gracefully for mobile devices. Minnow also includes a slide-out sidebar widget area. The primary navigation menu is pinned to the top of the sidebar, above any widgets.

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Check out the live demo to see Minnow in action. You’ll have to install the theme on your site in order to see the slide-out sidebar and navigation menu, as it is currently omitted in the demo.

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If you’re looking to jump start your blog for the upcoming new year, Minnow is an excellent choice. The clean design offers visitors a pleasant reading experience. Download it for free from WordPress.org.

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Major changes are coming to the Roots starter theme for WordPress. Roots has appealed mainly to developers, because it incorporates modern build tools into its workflow. The theme was first released in 2011 and now counts more than 70 contributors to the project.

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Roots currently utilizes HTML5 Boilerplate, Bootstrap, Grunt, and Bower in the starter theme but will will soon be moving to Gulp. The project’s GitHub repo has a Gulp branch with the relevant discussion and commits.

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“Gulp is faster, has nicer configuration files, allows us to easily compile both Less and Sass to the same stylesheet, and more,” Roots creator Ben Word said, regarding the upcoming changes.

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This will also include an update to Roots’ asset pipeline, which will allow theme developers to take CSS and JS from WordPress plugins and have it compiled into the single CSS and single JS files that the theme builds. The new asset pipeline brings changes to project folders, removes differences between dev and production tasks, and adds a JSON-based asset pipeline.

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Build a Roots-based Theme Using Any Framework

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Additionally, the starter theme will be moving away from including Bootstrap in order to become framework agnostic. “We’re going to have a Yeoman generator that will allow you to build a Roots based theme however you want,” Word said. “You’ll be able to pick from any framework, Bootstrap, Bootstrap Sass, Foundation, and more.”

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While Bootstrap still has a very large user base, the Roots community has shown more interest in other frameworks such as Semantic UI and Google’s Web Starter Kit.

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“A lot of people over the years have expressed that they like Roots, but don’t like Bootstrap,” Word explained. “We’ve even seen some forks pop up (Roots Foundation, for instance) to accommodate other frameworks. By becoming framework agnostic, the starter theme should be able to appeal to a wider audience.”

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Word and his team plan to have the generator ready for the public in the first quarter of 2015 and are currently working to incorporate work from other Yeoman generators.

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Last year, the Roots community introduced Bedrock, a modern WordPress stack that uses Composer for managing WordPress along with Capistrano for deployment. Bedrock can be used with any theme. Since its launch, the project has struggled with branding issues. When all the new changes are merged into Roots’ master branch, Word plans to rename the starter theme and keep Roots as the organization name.

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The Roots starter theme has always had a somewhat narrow audience due to the fact that it has a steeper learning curve than other starter themes. Making the change to be platform agnostic should open it up for more theme developers, but it will continue to cater primarily to those who are interested in using build scripts.

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“Roots has been at a point where you can’t use it if you’re not using npm, Bower, and Grunt, and we’ve completely stopped supporting users who don’t want to adapt to the better workflow we’ve created,” Word said. “I struggled in the past with choosing to support the average Joe WordPress developer or to push for WordPress devs to learn tools that make them better at their job. Workflow efficiency is definitely the ultimate goal.”

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The content recommendation service nRelate, announced it will shut down its service December 31st. Launched in 2009, nRelate has provided billions of recommendations to over 100k sites. The service is shifting its assets to support its internal reference-style content properties. If you use nRelate, there is a farewell FAQ available which has instructions on what to do.

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YARPP and Jetpack Related Posts as Alternatives

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There are three alternatives that come to mind with regards to related posts, YARPP, Related Posts for WordPress, and Jetpack Related Posts. For several years, I used YARPP on WP Tavern to handle related posts and it performed flawlessly. However, at one point, it gave me performance problems because of the resources used on a shared webhosting server. The webhosting provider at the time pointed out that YARPP was taking up too many resources on the server. If you have a limited amount of posts or a beefy server, YARPP is a great alternative because it offers a variety of ways to display related posts.

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After encountering performance problems, I decided to go without related posts. Jetpack 2.9 released in early 2014, contained a new module called related posts. Unlike YARPP, all of the processing and server resources were used on Automattic’s servers instead of my own and eliminated my performance issues with related posts. Keep in mind that when you use the Jetpack Related Posts module, the content is mirrored on WordPress.com for indexing and processing.

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Another thing to keep in mind is that the module will use the featured image attached to a post in the module. If a featured image is not detected, it uses the first image in the post which may or may not be optimal. You might also see a mix of related posts with and without images.

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I’m of the mindset that if you can offload the processing required to determine post relationships, then do it. We’ve used the Jetpack Related Posts module on the Tavern for some time and haven’t experienced any issues. It’s also pretty good at being somewhat relevant. What do you use to handle related posts?

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If you run a WooCommerce store with a lot of products and want a nice way to tell customers whether an item is new, on sale, or sold out, check out the Woo Stickers plugin by Webline. Created by Webline India, Woo Stickers makes it easy to provide visual cues on products. Stickers indicate whether a product is new, for sale, or sold out and comes in two styles, ribbon and round.

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The plugin’s settings are modular in that you can configure stickers to display for some products while not appearing for others.

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Woo Stickers uses image sprites so they should look fine for most WooCommerce store designs. Perhaps in the future, the plugin author can provide the ability to control the sprite and font colors for maximum theme compatibility. I tested the plugin in WordPress 4.0.1 and WooCommerce 2.2.8 and experienced no problems.

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WordPress 4.1 hasn’t yet been officially released, but child themes for the new Twenty Fifteen default theme are already popping up. The minimalist, blog-focused theme has so far been well received and users are already eagerly testing it out.

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WordPress developer Chris McCoy has created a Twenty Fifteen child theme with a unique twist. At first glance, Five Beers appears to be a colorless variation of the default theme, but under the hood you’ll find a set of powerful AJAX additions.

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One of the most impressive features is the way Five Beers handles media display. It incorporates the Strip.js lightbox to slide images and videos out from the side of the page. You can see a live example of it on the Five Beers demo site.

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The child theme includes all of the customization options of Twenty Fifteen plus several extra features:

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Additionally, when you publish a YouTube or Vimeo link, the theme will use the cover image (click to play) as the featured image. If no featured image is set, Five Beers will use a default click to play thumbnail.

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Building all of this functionality into the theme is a bit unorthodox, as most theme authors would opt to put these items into separate plugins. I asked McCoy why he opted to do it this way. “I’m trying to keep all functionality as the theme, because I prefer not to use a plugin if I don’t need to,” he said. If you use the theme, you could opt to use McCoy’s Strip Lightbox plugin instead and then simply remove the include in the functions file for the lightbox.php file.

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Ultimately, it’s a theme McCoy built for himself one night while having five different brands of beer, hence the unique name. I’d like to see each piece of functionality pulled out and supported as a separate plugin, but this isn’t something he intends to do. McCoy originally planned to create it just for himself but will be adding more features next week.

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This child theme is particularly useful if you want to highlight your archived content by including alphabetical sorting and live search, making it easy for users to discover content as they are typing.

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Five Beers currently requires WordPress 4.1 Beta 1+ to use until 4.1 is officially released. The WordPress 4.1 project schedule has the release targeted for the week of December 8. McCoy does not plan to add the theme to WordPress.org, as the Strip.js licensing is not supported in the official directory. You can download the Five Beers theme for free on GitHub.

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When Google Reader was laid to rest on July 1, 2013, many users flocked to Feedly, one of the most popular alternatives. Even if you don’t use Feedly, it’s likely that many of your blog’s readers do. Therefore, if you want a true picture of the number of your RSS subscribers, digging into Feedly’s numbers should be part of your research.

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Find Your Feedly Subscriber Count on Mobile

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Feedly’s UI is notorious for being less than intuitive and confusing to navigate. If you poke around, you can find a rough number of your subscribers. If you’re using a mobile device, simply search for your blog (even if you’re already subscribed), in the top search bar and it will display a rough count.

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Find Your Feedly Subscriber Count in the Web App

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If you’re looking for your subscriber count in the web app, click your site in the left sidebar among your subscriptions and then look for your total subscribers under the title.

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That’s not too difficult, but what if you want to know the actual count of your Feedly subscribers? After all, there’s quite a difference between 3,001 and 3,999, especially when you are looking at setting goals. Once you pass 2,000, it seems that Feedly resorts to fuzzy rounding to the nearest thousand instead of reporting actual figures.

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Feedly Insight Plugin for WordPress

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WordPress sites can install a plugin called Feedly Insight to get an exact subscriber count. It utilizes the Feedly Cloud API to tap into more exact data about your feed(s). Once you install the plugin, you’ll notice that it adds its own top level menu where you can click on the “Feedly Insight” submenu item. Scroll down to the search bar and enter your URL. It will return a few interesting stats, including languages and an exact subscriber count.

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You can also search your competitors’ URLs in order to see how well they’re doing at attracting subscribers. After performing your research, you can keep the plugin if you want to keep track of your Feedly stats via its dashboard widget, or you can uninstall it and check back again later.

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Having a full picture of RSS subscribers is important for publishers who want to tailor their content to appear better in feed readers. For example, if you find that you have a large number of Feedly subscribers, you will want to make sure that each post appears with an image. Feedly doesn’t have the ability to fetch your featured image. Instead, it grabs the first image displayed within your post to show as the thumbnail in its reader. If your post has no images, it will show a blank as the thumbnail, which isn’t ideal. Adding an image to each post will help you to avoid this.

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You can also claim your own Feedly hashtag using this Google form, which allows you to have more control over what people find when they search for your brand or your #name.

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If you’re a publisher, you cannot ignore Feedly, even if you’re not a fan of the product. Feed readers are still going strong and Feedly seems to be leading the pack after Google Reader died. If you have never checked to find out how many people are reading your blog through Feedly, you may be surprised. To get a rough idea, just log into the app. The Feedly Insight plugin offers a more detailed look and an easier way to monitor your stats.

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Performance As Design, by Brad Frost. Great thoughts and links. Performance is going to be a big focus for me in 2015.

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In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I discuss the news of the week and interview the founder of HappyJoe.org, James Dalman. Happy Joe is a 501 c3 non-profit organization that helps U.S. veterans with entrepreneurship and employment opportunities.

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Dalman shares what inspired him to create the organization and the role WordPress plays in helping veterans secure jobs in the web technology industry.

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Stories Discussed:

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WordCamp Maui, HI Set For February 13-14th, 2015
\nDawnPatrol Gives Fringe WordPress Communities a Voice
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Plugins Picked By Marcus:

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Before deleting the posts backs up posts into an XML file before they’re emptied from the trash. The XML file is stored in the same format same as the Export from WordPress. If you want to restore the post, you can use the WordPress importer.

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Gravity Forms Google Analytics Event Tracking provides an easy way to add Google Analytics event tracking to Gravity Forms, allowing you to properly track form submissions as events and conversions within Google Analytics.

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WP Voice Recorder allows you to record audio and play it on the frontend of WordPress within a post. It saves the recorded audio file to a Dropbox account instead of saving it to the server.

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WPWeekly Meta:

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Next Episode: Wednesday, December 10th 9:30 P.M. Eastern

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Subscribe To WPWeekly Via Itunes: Click here to subscribe

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Subscribe To WPWeekly Via RSS: Click here to subscribe

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Subscribe To WPWeekly Via Stitcher Radio: Click here to subscribe

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Listen To Episode #173:
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On the Add New plugin page in WordPress 4.0, there are two different tabs to help users discover new plugins: Featured and Popular. What if WordPress could recommend plugins based on the ones you have installed? Thanks to a recent update to the API, users will be able to access a list of recommended plugins in WordPress 4.1.

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The recommendations take into account the plugins you have installed and suggests plugins based on which ones are commonly used together. It’s similar to an e-commerce shopping cart that recommends products other customers have purchased based on what’s in the cart.

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Recommended Plugins To Get its Own Tab

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In today’s WordPress 4.1 developer meeting, the group reached a consensus to create a new tab for Recommended plugins instead of replacing the Popular tab. I’m in favor of this decision because they each have a different definition. Also, the Popular tab shows which plugins are doing well across the directory. Another benefit to keeping the Popular plugins tab is for fresh installs of WordPress, as it gives users a good foundation to start looking for plugins.

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In my tests, I noticed that some of the plugins recommended to me are 5-8 years old. I’ve reported the behavior to Alex Shiels and it will be addressed before 4.1 ships. If you are testing WordPress 4.1 and come across any oddities with plugin recommendations, please report them in the ticket.

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The Recommended plugins tab exposes new and useful plugins to users instead of limiting them to the Featured and Popular categories. Since recommendations are based on actual data, they should get better as time goes on. Do you think a recommended plugins page is a useful addition to the plugin discovery process? Let us know in the comments.

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\"recaptcha\"For the past several years, Google’s reCAPTCHA has verified a user’s humanity by forcing you to decipher warped, nonsensical text. reCAPTCHA’s method of protecting websites from spam has long put the burden on the user to prove that he is not an abusive bot.

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This is all about to change as a result of Google’s most recent research, which indicates that smart bots are able to solve even the most distorted text puzzles with more than 99% accuracy. Since the CAPTCHA puzzles are often infuriating to humans and ineffective at stopping bots, Google put its efforts toward developing a better user experience.

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Today, Vinay Shet, Google’s Product Manager for reCAPTCHA, announced a new API called “No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA.” This API utilizes an Advanced Risk Analysis engine that is capable of discerning between users and bots. The best part is that the interface has been simplified to a checkbox, a vast improvement over reCAPTCHA’s alphabet soup scramble.

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WordPress.org is already using the new “No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA” API and, according to the announcement, is providing users with a faster registration experience:

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Early adopters, like Snapchat, WordPress, Humble Bundle, and several others are already seeing great results with this new API. For example, in the last week, more than 60% of WordPress’ traffic and more than 80% of Humble Bundle’s traffic on reCAPTCHA encountered the No CAPTCHA experience—users got to these sites faster.

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Several dozen WordPress plugins integrate reCAPTCHA in one way or another to protect sites from bad bots. Plugins that integrate the new “No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA” API will allow many users to pass through by simply checking a box. However, it does provide a fallback to the scrambled letters in cases where the Advanced Risk Analysis engine isn’t able to confidently assume that a user is human.

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A cursory examination of the changelogs on several reCAPTCHA plugins shows that plugin authors have not yet updated their extensions to indicate compatibility with the new API. Given that the user experience of the checkbox is far superior to distorted letters, we’re likely to see more developers take advantage of reCAPTCHA’s new API in the coming days. Does the new API make you more likely to use reCAPTCHA?

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The very first WordCamp Salvador is set to take place in Brazil this weekend on December 6th, bringing together approximately 160 attendees who are excited about connecting through WordPress. The more developed south and southeast regions of Brazil have had WordCamps in the past, but WordCamp Salvador will be the first in the northeast.

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Co-organizer Leo Baiano is the founder of Salvador’s first WordPress meetup group and has been instrumental in growing the local community over the past year. He discovered WordPress nine years ago, which led him to get involved in fostering his local community.

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“The idea of holding WordCamp Salvador was born in early 2014. Many people have left the city to work in more technologically advanced cities like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where there are many events happening and more companies value employees,” he said. Baiano became determined to bring WordCamp to Salvador. “I did not want to leave the city that I love to participate in important events and be valued as a professional; I prefer to fight to make things better here,” he said.

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When Baiano started the WP Salvador/Bahia meetup group, he focused on bringing people together for small events with lectures on basic topics, as well as social gatherings. They hosted approximately 10 meetups before sending in an application to start organizing a WordCamp.

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“Without the meetups and the local community support, it would be almost impossible to make this WordCamp happen,” he said. “Now I have a team of five local co-organizers and lots of others willing to volunteer at the event.” Baiano also received help from friends who organized previous WordCamps as well as support from the WordPress Brazil User Group.

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WP Salvador Meetup Group Helps Seniors Learn WordPress

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One of the unique things about the local WordPress community in Salvador is its desire to work together to help more people benefit from the software.

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“Local Brazilian communities are all similar in essence, but what differentiates the Salvador community from others is the willingness we all have to get the group together and work on related projects,” Baiano said.

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“An example of that is this work we just started with this elderly group. Other group members already showed interest in running some workshops for them, without any financial return, just for the pleasure of working together.” The meetup group partnered with UNEB (State University of Bahia) and the UATI, a support unit for seniors.

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“We are teaching seniors how to create blogs with WordPress, and update and promote their blogs. This is a wonderful initiative because these seniors are looking for an occupation, something to pass the time, and they are very smart and interested in the lecture,” Baiano said.

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“I was surprised by their enthusiasm, all the time asking questions and wanting to learn more about it. In 2015 we will begin a series of workshops where this group of seniors will learn how to create a WordPress blog, how to produce content, basic SEO techniques such as promoting posts on social networks, how to increase the audience of the blog by interacting with readers and other blogs in the same niche.”

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WordCamp Salvador Signifies an Important Milestone for the Local Community

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The local WordPress community in Salvador is just starting to take off, as meetup members gather around collaborative projects like the initiative to help seniors with WordPress. WordCamp Salvador will be an important milestone for solidifying the community.

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“My hope for this WordCamp is that it allows the community to grow even more, resulting in more people attending our future meetups and inspiring new collaborative projects,” Baiano said.

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“The event happening this year is very important if you take into account the momentum of the digital market in the city of Salvador right now. It’s a special moment, where many other groups have begun to organize and get together. The WordCamp will help foster future debates and help the market grow as a whole.”

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Baiano reports that current registered attendees are comprised of 75% locals and 24% from other regions in Brazil. He hopes that the WordCamp will connect local members to the wider WordPress community.

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“We are here to stay and we are available to help the WordPress community,” he said. “We hope to encourage our members to start contributing and engaging more in the global community, by helping on the official forums, translations, and on WordPress core.”

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jMonkeyEngine is a game engine made for developers who want to create 3D games following modern technology standards. The framework is programmed entirely in Java aimed at wide accessibility and quick deployment to desktop, web, and mobile platforms. Established in 2003, the jMonkeyEngine community forum has gone through at least four migrations.

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phpBB → SMF → BuddyPress Forum → bbPress 2.0 → Discourse.

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In late October, the jMonkeyEngine community hub went offline. When the site came back online, the team discovered performance issues. Due to performance reasons and a change in philosophy, the jMonkeyEngine project is migrating its community and forum from BuddyPress and bbPress to Discourse. This marks the fifth different forum migration in 10 years.

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Why BuddyPress and bbPress Were Initially Chosen to Run The Community Hub

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\"buddypress-logo-blue\"In a post announcing the change, jMonkeyEngine Community Manager, Erlend Sogge Heggen, cites the biggest mistake he made is using the forum component bundled with BuddyPress. In his grand vision for the site in 2010, Heggen envisioned the community site to have the following features:

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BuddyPress was chosen because it offers many of these features out of the box and integrates seamlessly with WordPress user tables. Over time, two particular problems arose.

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This brought about the realization that his community didn’t care for the galleries, wikis, or the advanced user profiles. Heggen says it’s the forum user’s cared about most, “So now we were stuck with a sub-par forum that everyone used, and a bunch of other sub-par features that no one used. In pursuit of the all-encompassing solution, I had downgraded the heart and soul of our website, and by extension our community: The forum.”

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Separate Software For Specific Tasks

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Heggen says they’ll continue to use WordPress for now, but only for blogging. “The only users WordPress will handle is our small team of authors; it really isn’t designed well for anything other than administrative use anyhow.”

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Instead of using software that fulfills multiple purposes, Heggen will use software specific to the task at hand and use APIs to bridge them together. “In the age of JSON APIs and SPAs, you don’t need that ‘one foundation to rule them all.\'”

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When is bbPress The Right Choice?

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jMonkeyEngine has determined that BuddyPress and bbPress are no longer the right choice to build its community on. In a follow up post, Heggen asks, is bbPress even right for anyone? According to Heggen, the custom post type is a lie and the project never gets the attention it deserves. “It’s under the official WordPress umbrella, but it’s not part of their product strategy, so in effect it’s just another plugin developed by hobbyists in their spare time.”

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Unlike bbPress, Discourse has a team of paid developers working full-time to create the best community engagement/discussion software on the web. In less than two years, it looks and feels light-years beyond what bbPress offers. It’s worth noting that, like bbPress, Discourse is GPLv2 licensed.

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Heggen recommends using bbPress only if it’s going to be a small subset of the site’s entire offering but says, “You should strongly reconsider whether it’s worth having a forum at all, because in my honest opinion a forum is an ‘all or nothing’ sort of deal. It’s either a key component of your website, or it’s going to become a graveyard quicker than you can say ‘Welcome to our community!\'”

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Still Hopeful For bbPress’ Future

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Despite moving the jMonkeyEngine community off of bbPress to Discourse and his gripes about the project, Heggen believes it can still be a viable competitor, “I still firmly believe in bbPress as a competitor to the likes of Muut and Disqus. It hasn’t lived up to its potential yet, but with a full-time developer, it very well could.”

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If John James Jacoby’s Indiegogo campaign is successful, there will be at least one paid full-time developer to work on both bbPress and BuddyPress for the next six months. With nine days left, he still needs over $5,700 to reach his goal.

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Community Engagement Crossroads

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Automattic, the WordPress project, and bbPress are at a crossroad. The comment system in WordPress leaves a lot to be desired and could use some serious improvements. Meanwhile, Automattic is sitting on a dormant commenting service that hasn’t made any progress in years. bbPress development continues at a snail’s pace since it doesn’t have a committed team of developers and there are no signs of improvement on the horizon, outside of Jacoby’s campaign.

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One of my favorite quotes from Matt Mullenweg is from 2008, when Automattic acquired IntenseDebate. In the announcement, Mullenweg said the following:

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Long-term, I think that comments are the most crucial interaction point for blogs, and an area that deserves a lot of investment and innovation. Comments really haven’t changed in a decade, and it’s time to spice things up a little.

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I realize 2008 was a different time on the web, but in six years, I’ve seen very little innovation with comments. Instead, large sites are shutting them off or moving to third-party services such as Disqus and Livefyre. Jetpack Comments isn’t the solution because it’s just an iframe that is not easily extendable by other plugins.

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I don’t know what the answer is to having a great community engagement/discussion experience in WordPress but Jetpack Comments, bbPress, IntenseDebate, and the native comment system isn’t cutting it.

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\"InfiniteWPIf you use the InfiniteWP Client plugin, log into your sites and check for updates. According to Sucuri, versions under 1.3.8 are susceptible to a privilege escalation attack as well as a potential Object Injection Vulnerability. InfiniteWP Client is used to communicate to the Infinite WP service to manage WordPress sites remotely.

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A malicious individual can use the vulnerability to disable a website by putting it into maintenance mode. If an attacker knows the site’s administrator username, they can force the site to display malicious content. Once the site is in maintenance mode, the following items can be injected into the site.

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You’re strongly encouraged to update the plugin as soon as possible. The patched version is 1.3.8 and is available on the WordPress plugin directory.

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Adding links to registries is a common request for wedding themes, but it usually requires pasting a block of code into a page or hunting down logos and trying to size them to look nice with the theme. Bean Registry offers an attractive and convenient way to place and link store logos within the WordPress post editor.

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Once installed, the plugin adds a new button to the visual editor where the user can select from a dropdown list of the most common stores where people register.

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This will automatically insert the correct shortcode and the user can then paste the registry link into the URL attribute.

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ThemeBeans developed the plugin for use with its new Emma wedding theme, which includes a live demo of Bean Registry in action. Because it was created for a wedding theme, the 18 stores currently included in the plugin mostly cater to weddings. After receiving some initial feedback, ThemeBeans plans to add more baby stores to the list. Future versions of the plugin will make it more flexible for use with baby showers and announcements.

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The Bean Registry plugin could be a handy tool for WordPress theme developers who want to include support for it in their wedding themes. Instead of trying to build registry listings from scratch, the plugin can be styled to match your theme. Download it for free from ThemeBeans.com.

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WP Engine announced today that the company will be sponsoring John James Jacoby to work on HHVM compatibility for BuddyPress. Mercury, the host’s new enterprise HHVM WordPress hosting platform, debuted last month with initial benchmarks indicating performance improvements of up to 600%.

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Jacoby is the project lead for BuddyPress and a former employee of 10up, the agency WP Engine partnered with to build Mercury. He also recently created an HHVM configuration for Varying Vagrant Vagrants, which makes it easy to test WordPress on HHVM in a local development environment.

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Taking a Chance on BuddyPress

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WP Engine is sponsoring the HHVM + BuddyPress compatibility work as part of its Labs project, headed up by Tomas Puig. Labs is a separate team within the company that works on new technologies and open source contribution. “Right now we can’t even load test BuddyPress without it breaking,” Puig said.

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Why is WP Engine prioritizing BuddyPress compatibility with HHVM? The company is taking a chance on WordPress’ premier social networking plugin and, if successful, will become the fastest hosting platform available for running BuddyPress.

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“We saw such a surge of interest when we announced Mercury. We don’t have a lot of BuddyPress customers,” Puig told the Tavern. “But I think if we get BuddyPress performing well for HHVM, then people will want to use it even more. Also, core and bbPress work great with HHVM so we felt the third project should too, so everyone can benefit.” The technical objectives of the compatibility effort are to get BuddyPress working at parity with how it currently runs on PHP-FPM.

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“In my mind i’d love to see the major WP projects work with it,” Puig said. “If we see a 3-8x improvement in speed, it’s going help everyone trying to deploy BuddyPress. Also, I think more people will use it if it’s easier to support high user loads.”

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Puig did not have immediate access to the number of WP Engine customers currently running BuddyPress, but he said the company will continue with the investment regardless of small usage numbers. “Technology, once it’s a performant, great option, will get adopted,” he said. “But once the main body of work and the tests are built it gets much easier to keep that way moving forward.”

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WP Engine is engaging the Facebook team on the effort as well, as there might be things in HHVM that are preventing it from being compatible with BuddyPress. The company contracted Jacoby to work on the project for the month of December, before he gets started on the new year with his BuddyPress, bbPress, and GlotPress development. “It’s a bit unknown how much code needs to change to make it HHVM compliant, so we wanted the person who is the most familiar with the code base,” Puig said.

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WordPress now powers over 1/3rd of the top 10 million sites on the web according to W3Techs. Our market share has been growing steadily over the last few years, going from 29.9% just one year ago to 33.4% now. We are, of course, quite proud of these numbers!

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The path here has been very exciting. In 2005, we were celebrating 50,000 downloads. Six years later, in January 2011, WordPress was powering 13.1% of websites. And now, early in 2019, we are powering 33.4% of sites. Our latest release has already been downloaded close to 14 million times, and it was only released on the 21st of February.

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Over the years WordPress has become the CMS of choice for more and more people and companies. As various businesses use WordPress, the variety of WordPress sites grows. Large enterprise businesses all the way down to small local businesses: all of them use WordPress to power their site. We love seeing that and we strive to continuously make WordPress better for all of you.

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We’d like to thank everyone who works on WordPress, which is built and maintained by a huge community of volunteers that has grown alongside the CMS. This incredible community makes it possible for WordPress to keep growing while still also remaining free. And of course, we’d like to thank all of you using WordPress for using it and trusting in it. To all of you: let’s celebrate!

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WordPress 5.1.1 is now available! This security and maintenance release introduces 14 fixes and enhancements, including changes designed to help hosts prepare users for the minimum PHP version bump coming in 5.2.

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This release also includes a pair of security fixes that handle how comments are filtered and then stored in the database. With a maliciously crafted comment, a WordPress post was vulnerable to cross-site scripting.

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WordPress versions 5.1 and earlier are affected by these bugs, which are fixed in version 5.1.1. Updated versions of WordPress 5.0 and earlier are also available for any users who have not yet updated to 5.1.

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Props to Simon Scannell of RIPS Technologies who discovered this flaw independent of some work that was being done by members of the core security team. Thank you to all of the reporters for privately disclosing the vulnerabilities, which gave us time to fix them before WordPress sites could be attacked.

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Other highlights of this release include:

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You can browse the full list of changes on Trac.

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WordPress 5.1.1 was a short-cycle maintenance release. Version 5.1.2 is expected to follow a similar two week release cadence.

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You can download WordPress 5.1.1 or visit Dashboard → Updates and click Update Now. Sites that support automatic background updates have already started to update automatically.

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In addition to the security researcher mentioned above, thank you to everyone who contributed to WordPress 5.1.1:

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Aaron Jorbin, Alex Concha, Andrea Fercia, Andy Fragen, Anton Vanyukov, Ben Bidner, bulletdigital, David Binovec, Dion Hulse, Felix Arntz, Garrett Hyder, Gary Pendergast, Ian Dunn, Jake Spurlock, Jb Audras, Jeremy Felt, Johan Falk, Jonathan Desrosiers, Luke Carbis, Mike Schroder, Milan Dinić, Mukesh Panchal, Paul Biron, Peter Wilson, Sergey Biryukov, and Weston Ruter.

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A new version of WordPress, significant security enhancements, important discussions, and much more – read on to find out what has been going on in the WordPress community for the month of February.

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Release of WordPress 5.1

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Near the end of the month, WordPress 5.1 was released, featuring significant stability and performance enhancements as well as the first of the Site Health mechanisms that are in active development. Most prominent is the new warning for sites running long-outdated versions of PHP.

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You can check out the Field Guide for this release for a detailed look at all the new features and improvements. The next release is already in development with plans to improve the Site Health features, PHP compatibility, and a number of other things.

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Want to get involved in testing or building WordPress Core? You can install the WordPress Beta Tester plugin, follow the Core team blog, and join the #core channel in the Making WordPress Slack group.

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Gutenberg Development Continues

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The block editor that is now a part of WordPress core started out as a project named Gutenberg with the lofty goal of creating a whole new site-building experience for all WordPress users. The first phase of Gutenberg resulted in the block editor that was included in WordPress 5.0, but development didn’t stop there – phase 2 of the project is well underway.

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This month, one of the initial goals for this phase was reached with all of the core WordPress widgets being converted to blocks – this will go a long way to allowing full sites to be built using blocks, rather than simply post or page content.

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Want to get involved in developing Gutenberg? Check out the GitHub repository and join the #core-editor channel in the Making WordPress Slack group.

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Block Editor Comes to the Mobile Apps

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As Gutenberg development continues, the Mobile team has been working hard to integrate the new block editor into the WordPress mobile apps. Near the end of February, the team shipped a complete integration in the beta versions of the apps – this a significant milestone and a big step towards unifying the mobile and desktop editing experiences.

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Both the iOS and Android apps are open for beta testers, so if you would like to experience the block editor on mobile today, then join the beta program.

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Want to get involved in developing the WordPress mobile apps? Follow the Mobile team blog, and join the #mobile channel in the Making WordPress Slack group.

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WordPress Triage Team Announced

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One of the goals for 2019 that Matt Mullenweg (@matt) announced in his State of the Word address last year was to form a team who would work to manage the ever-increasing number of tickets in Trac, the bug tracker that WordPress Core employs.

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This team, known as the Triage Team, has been announced. Their work will involve coordinating with component maintainers, release leads, project leadership, contributors, and other WordPress related projects with issue trackers outside of Trac to ensure that everyone is empowered to focus on contributing.

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The team was formed based on nominations of volunteers to take part and will be led by Jonathan Desrosiers (@desrosj). The other members of the team are Chris Christoff (@chriscct7), Tammie Lister (@karmatosed), Sergey Biryukov (@sergey), and Sheri Bigelow (@designsimply) – all of whom have a strong track record of contributing to WordPress, have exhibited good triaging practices, and are overall good community members.

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Further Reading:

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Have a story that we should include in the next “Month in WordPress” post? Please submit it here.

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WordCamp Miami Draws 100+ for Kid’s Camp, Plans to Host Standalone Kid’s WordPress Conference in Summer 2019

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WordPress 5.1.1 Patches Critical Vulnerability

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Dark Mode WordPress Plugin Up for Adoption

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FireFox 66.0 Released

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WordPress has officially ended support for PHP 5.2 – 5.5 and bumped its minimum required PHP version to 5.6. The plan announced last December was to bump the minimum required version in early 2019 and, depending on the results, bump it again to PHP 7 in December 2019. Sites on PHP 5.5 or earlier can still get security updates but will not be able to upgrade to the latest major WordPress version.

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WordPress folks are doing our part to help clean up the ancient PHP installs that are still running a large percentage of the internet, and we’re find that this isn’t an insurmountable problem. It just requires a bit of patience and empathy to solve.

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WordPress developers around the web sent out celebration tweets after the news was announced. Although PHP 5.6 is the new minimum required version for running WordPress, the project’s technical requirements page recommends users ask their hosts for PHP version 7.3 or greater. PHP 7+ offers massive performance gains for users and developers will be able to update their plugins to use more modern syntax.

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Still a ways to go before we’re ready for serious consideration, but pretty big news. https://t.co/gCbJM9VcRc

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My Mom used to say that things you remember from your past the most are things that had an impact on who you are today. Negative or positive, they affected you in a way that helped create the person you are.

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Her father said to her, “Jean, you are always welcome but leave your kids at home.” That I will remember until the day I die. Why? We were biracial. My mother (who was White) left her home in Virginia to run away to Cleveland with my father (who was Black, and from West Virginia) to get married. That was in 1956.

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My father left us when I was about 8. Left us high and dry. The only positive thing I remember that he gave me was a typewriter. He said to me, “Teach yourself how to type and you’ll always be able to make a living.” I didn’t realize he “gave me anything” until after he died.

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After my second failed marriage, I moved my Mom in with me because she was ill. That was 2005 and that’s when my journey with WordPress began. I originally started using Joomla but found that it was too cumbersome to keep up-to-date because things needed to be done manually, whereas WordPress had this cool way of updating the plugins right inside the dashboard. I was hooked and left Joomla behind.

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I went back to work full time at one of the local hospitals. But not even a year into it I quit.

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One morning as I am waiting for the home health aide to arrive, my Mom started to cry and said, “I don’t want to die alone.” I stopped and looked at her and said, “You aren’t going to die alone.”

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That day, I got to work and one of the doctor’s pissed me off. I thought about what my Mom said and then starting thinking, “I don’t need this bullshit.” I went to my desk and started packing my things. My co-worker said, “What are you doing?” I said, “I quit.” She said, “What?” I said, “I quit.” The doctor ran out, “What are you doing and where are you going?” I said, “I quit, and you can kiss my ass!”

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I got home too early and my Mom asks, “Why are you home?” I just stood there. She looked at me and said, “Did you quit?” I started laughing, “Yep sure did and told that doctor he could kiss my ass!” She started giggling! “We’ll be okay.” she said.

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Shifting Gears

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At that moment I said I must take this hobby of building sites part time, to a full fledge business. I hunkered down in one of the upstairs bedrooms and started to write out my strategy. I had already completed a few small business websites, so I contacted them and from there and word of mouth, my business started to grow.

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But it wasn’t until after my Mom died that WordPress really saved my life.

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We were thick as thieves my Mom and me. She almost died having me. I had a sister (she died last April) but she wasn’t close to us and kept mainly to herself. But Mom and I…we were two peas in a pod all the way up to the day she died. I sat with her for five days in hospice and those were some of the longest days and nights of my life.

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I felt like someone dropped a weight on my chest. I couldn’t breathe. I felt faint. I felt lost.

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Thank God I had Buster, my dog. If it hadn’t been for him, I don’t know what I would have done. There was a night I just couldn’t bear not having my Mom. I had a bottle of Valium and thought, “I should just get it over with, go be with my Mom.” But I looked down at Buster and thought, “No one is going to take better care of him than me. I can’t do that to him.”

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I struggled with depression. Slowly over time I couldn’t function to even work on projects. It finally got to a point where my gas was turned off in the winter and I didn’t have food. I was bundled up with blankets and small heaters in my house to stay warm.

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Every penny I got, was basically food for Buster. One time I went 5 days without food.

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My car was repossessed. It was just crazy. Then I got evicted in mid-January 2013. Yep, evicted.

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My sister, who I wasn’t close to, had received a lump sum of money from Social Security. She sent money to me since I had cared for our Mom all that time by myself. I rented a van, packed up what I could fit in the U-Haul on my own and ended up at an Extended Stay hotel – in the middle of a blizzard. Left all my furniture behind because I didn’t have help.

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I got to the hotel and sat there in the U-Haul. I looked in the mirror and said out loud, “How the fuck did you get here? You don’t even have a pot to piss in!” Buster sitting in the other seat looking at me like I was crazy. That’s when I knew I had hit rock bottom. Depression led me to the bottom.

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Rising Up

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But… that was a good thing! I met a lot of wonderful people online. I joined a few WordPress groups, but mainly the StudioPress forum because I had been using their free themes when they were Revolution Two. Then they developed the Genesis Framework. Their old forum was a gold mine of information and the people were awesome. I learned so much from that forum.

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Every day from that point on was WordPress and Genesis. Meeting more people, learning more code. I was completely off the grid in that hotel room! No one here even knew where I was that’s how far off the grid I was. But sometimes, you must do that in order to focus and get back on track.

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There were a lot of bumps in that road the first year, too many to even write out in this essay, but I learned something from each bump.

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My business grew from word-of-mouth, I started getting work from people who needed help who saw me on social media and through the forums. Work from people all over the world. It truly was exciting.

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Each day is still WordPress and websites. Learning new things every day. Sitting with Slack windows open and chatting with other WordPress people online. It’s been my entire world since 2013 and pretty much my “Saving Grace” because I feel like I know some people online better than people right here in the same city where I live at. I lived in the hotel for 2 years. Not because I had to but because I wanted to.

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The Power of Communiity

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The WordPress community is awesome and giving. The Genesis community is the same. It feels like family and I’ve never met anyone in person but care so much about the people! I would hope that those who know me would feel the same.

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A friend recently shared a quote by the author Dodinsky that started off, “A lot of walking away will do your life good.” But it was the end that really caught my attention and it said, “The more you walk away from things that poison your soul, the healthier your life will be.”

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And that is so true. Healthier in a sense that I walked away from all the bad, negative things and people that were in my space. I was able to grieve and heal. Sometimes bad things that happen to you are good things in disguise.

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What’s in my future? Well, one of my dreams is to get a Sprinter Van, have it customized for living on the road and drive cross country with Bella. Buster passed end of 2016 and Bella is my other life-saver. I’d love to drive cross country and stop and meet people I’ve met in the WordPress community. I know I can’t really make that happen, but I can dream, can’t I? LOL!

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I’d love to follow you on Twitter. Follow me at @thecre8tivediva and I’ll follow you back!

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The post Sometimes bad things that happen to you are good things in disguise appeared first on HeroPress.

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The 11th edition of WordCamp Miami was held this past weekend, a three-day event that featured multiple learning workshops and six different tracks. The speaker ratio was 50% male and 50% female, and nearly half of the speakers were new to WordCamp Miami.

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Another great year of amazing, diverse speakers! #WCMIA #WordPress pic.twitter.com/e2smmCpPAF

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— WordCamp Miami (@wordcampmiami) March 17, 2019

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One of the highlights of this year’s event were the WordPress stories coming out of the Kid’s Panel. WordCamp Miami has been hosting learning experiences for kids since 2014 and for the past four years has included a two-day Kid’s Camp along with a Kid’s Panel. More than 100 children (not including parents and guardians) attended this year’s event. Some of the kids who are more experienced with WordPress shared their experiences during the Kid’s Panel.

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Kids reported that they using WordPress for blogs, science projects, and robotic competitions. One fifth grade student, who has been using WordPress for three years, said she plans to continue using it to document her life and share her future educational experiences:

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“I plan to be using it later in my life when I go to college, so I can be talking about what my life journey was and what I’m going to be studying, which is software engineering.”

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Listen to how a 4th grader explains why she likes using #WordPress. #WCMIA pic.twitter.com/Zd5cRP3Afg

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— David Bisset (@dimensionmedia) March 17, 2019

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Miami to Host New One-Day WordPress Event for Kids and Teachers

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The growing popularity of WordCamp Miami’s kids events has inspired organizers to host a new one-day event for kids and teachers. The date has not yet been set but the plan is to have it scheduled for summer 2019.

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The event will be divided into two tracks, one for kids aged 6 to 18 and another for teachers and educators. The kid’s track will include talks on WordPress, MineCraft, STEAM/STEM activities, and ways they can improve their coding skills. Teachers and educators will have a dedicated track with talks that will help them incorporate coding, WordPress, and broader STEAM/STEM activities into their curricula.

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In their announcement, WordCamp Miami’s organizers said they believe the next generation of WordPress users are “vital to the growth of the open web.” They are looking for sponsors to cover the costs of snacks and lunch for approximately 100 students, volunteers and speakers to give presentations on various subjects for kids and teachers, and people to spread the word to schools in the Dade/Broward area.

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Kids engaging with WordPress is one of the most inspiring things happening in the community right now. It’s the spark of a new generation of users who are embracing the concept of sharing their ideas on the open web. WordPress’ Community team also has a new Kids Event Working Group that kicked off last month to support the growth of these kinds of events around the world. They are currently working on documentation, training guides, legal documents, supply lists, and other resources. This is another way to get involved if you don’t live near a local kid’s event.

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WordPress contributor teams have shipped several new tools for theme developers in the past couple weeks, which have the potential to raise the quality of new themes coming into the ecosystem. The Theme Sniffer plugin is a new effort from the Theme Review team that uses custom sniffs for PHP_CodeSniffer to test a theme against WordPress coding standards and check for PHP version compatibility.

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The plugin is useful for both theme reviewers and developers who want to get their themes approved for the WordPress.org directory. It includes several optional standards to test against beyond the ruleset for theme review requirements. Passing the Theme Sniffer checks is not required for themes entering the directory but reviewers can use the plugin to speed the process up.

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The Accessibility Team also published a new tool called WP Theme Auditor that runs Axe tests against a theme for automated accessibility feedback. Axe is an open source library and testing engine created by the accessibility experts at Deque. The WP Theme Auditor package can be installed into a theme’s root directory. Developers can then add test cases. Examples are available in the project’s README file. The tests are run against http://one.wordpress.test by default but developers can specify a different test environment URL.

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The Accessibility team plans to expand the test cases in the tool to include all the content from the current Theme Unit Test Data package. In the most recent team meeting, they decided to recommend WP Theme Auditor as a WordPress testing tool and plan to post more details about it on the make.wordpress.org/accessibility blog.

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At WordCamp Nordic’s contributor day I had the opportunity to chat with Andrey “Rarst” Savchenko about WordPress’ Date/Time component, the code that manages date, time, and timezone functionality. Savchenko is one of the maintainers of this lesser-known component, which includes code that dates back to PHP 4 times. After volunteering for years in the WordPress Stack Exchange forums, he encountered some of the worst Date/Time bugs, eventually spurring him on to get involved improving the code.

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“From there it was a slow descent into the madness of the component,” Savchenko said. “Much of my experience ended up in my WpDateTime library. By last year I was, at last, confident I had a good grasp on the extent of the problem and a way forward for core.”

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Date/Time issues affect both developers and users. Savchenko said most of the problems, by volume, are related to an incorrect output of localized time by `date_i18n()`. These things can trickle down to users and affect post scheduling, querying, and other operations.

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“Some of them are outright bugs and some are easy to break due to incompatibility with Unix timestamps,” Savchenko said. “But many other parts of the core have problems related to time – most often around time zones and daylight savings time. Posts can end up with the wrong time, not published when needed, sorted in the wrong order, and so on.”

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The requirement for backwards compatibility makes progress slow but Savchenko and fellow contributors shipped some of their work in the most recent release of WordPress. They will have more solutions available to pursue when the minimum required PHP version is bumped.

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“In WordPress 5.1 we had shipped a set of important fixes for documentation and some of the worst bugs in `date_i18n()`.

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“At the moment we continue to work on outstanding issues and get ready to implement a set of major new API functions. The work on the component has also revitalized the discussion of introducing user timezones. However I think those need a lot of UX work to reach workable proposal.”

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Check out the video below for a quick overview of the work being done on the Date/Time component and find out how you can get involved at the #core-datetime channel in WordPress Slack.

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GitHub users may soon be able to contribute to projects on behalf of an organization. This feature has often been requested by developers who are contributing on behalf of their employers.

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“Corporate contributions to the third-party open source projects can still be a source of friction and ambiguity,” GitHub Product Manager Ben Balter said. “We’re beta testing a new platform-agnostic commit pattern we hope can help you contribute on behalf of your employer.”

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Committers who are members of an organization can add a commit trailer in the following format:

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The committer must use an email that matches the organization’s verified domain and sign the commit. Committing on behalf of an organization can also be done via the command line.

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Balter posted a demo of how the organization’s badge appears next to the committer’s. The feature is now in public beta:

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It will be interesting to see how well this is adopted among individuals and organizations committing to open source projects. Some projects have more overt contribution from commercial entities than others. Having individuals commit on behalf of their employers makes it easier to track contributions funded by organizations. It may also provide project owners a more accurate picture of how deeply companies are invested in a project, especially in scenarios where the lines between individual and employer contributions are blurry or unclear.

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10up has released a GitHub Action that enables developers to deploy to the WordPress.org Plugin repository by tagging a new version on GitHub. Helen Hou-Sandí, 10up’s Director of Open Source Initiatives, explained how it works:

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You’ll be able to manage your entire development lifecycle in GitHub—no more futzing with local Bash scripts or controlling commit/push access in multiple places. You reference our action in your plugin repo’s workflow file, filtered to only run when a tag is pushed, and set your username/password secrets. After that, each time you tag a new version on GitHub, whether by pushing a Git tag from the command line or making one using the GitHub releases interface, your plugin will be deployed to WordPress.org.

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Developers who want to use this Action will need to sign up for beta access to GitHub Actions in order to create their own Actions-enabled repo for pushing plugin releases to WordPress.org. Check out 10up’s release post and the README file for instructions on how to use and customize the WordPress.org Plugin Deploy action.

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Reception from the WordPress development community has been enthusiastic, as anything that removes WordPress.org’s requirement to use SVN qualifies as a little piece of magic. 10up is working on more WordPress Actions that they plan to release soon.

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This project makes me want to make a plugin again \"❤\"\"',ddwklaw.com san diego ca has been warned and advised of the possibility of such damages), resulting from: (i) The use or the inability to use the service; (ii) the cost of procurement of substitute goods and services resulting from any goods, data, information or services obtained or messages received or transactions entered using the Service; (iii) unauthorized access to or alteration of your transmissions or data; (iv) statements or conduct od any third party on the Service; or (v) any other mater relating to the Service.\r\n\r\n\r\nYou agree to compensate the damages, including reasonably necessary legal services’ fees, and not to hold Ramacpa.com and its affiliates and branches, management, employees and agents responsible for any claims and requirements based on your use of the Service; or infringement of the present Agreement by you or other policies, decisions and conditions by Ramacpa.com.', 'Modifications to the Service', '', 'publish', 'open', 'open', '', 'hello-world', '', '', '2019-01-18 04:02:46', '2019-01-18 04:02:46', '', 0, 'http://ramacpa.com/wordpress/?p=1', 0, 'post', '', 1), (2, 1, '2013-11-14 04:41:45', '2013-11-14 04:41:45', 'This is an example page. It\'s different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this:\n\n

Hi there! I\'m a bike messenger by day, aspiring actor by night, and this is my blog. I live in Los Angeles, have a great dog named Jack, and I like piña coladas. (And gettin\' caught in the rain.)
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The XYZ Doohickey Company was founded in 1971, and has been providing quality doohickeys to the public ever since. Located in Gotham City, XYZ employs over 2,000 people and does all kinds of awesome things for the Gotham community.
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1. RamaCPA.com services

\nRamaCPA.com offers its services to the Client on condition that the latter agrees to be bound by the Agreement in full. Within the boundaries of the Agreement:\n
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  1. \"Client\" (or \"you\") means an individual or a company including its staff and agents, using or intending to use the Service.
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  2. RamaCPA.com  Accounting \"Service\" means file uploading and communication services provided by RamaCPA.com. We reserve the right to alter or terminate any of the Services.
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2. The right to use File Uploading service.

\nThe Service is only provided to individuals or corporate organizations (companies) that possess a legal status allowing them to enter into binding legal contracts according to corresponding laws. This is to certify that the Client has authority to be involved in business activity in accordance with the corresponding legislation (within the terms of the Agreement), does not appear to be of business competition to RAMACPA LLC and is of legal age (18 years old or senior) to be able to sign binding contracts as a Client.\n

3. Ownership

\nYou acknowledge that all the materials (except for the ones uploaded to the Service)presented on this web page including but not limited to information, documentation, products, product logos, graphics, sounds, GUI, software and services (\"Materials\") provided by ramacpa.com or by a 3rd party - authors, developers, suppliers (\"Intermediaries\") belong to ramacpa.com and/or Intermediaries. Web page elements are protected by law and may not be copied or displayed in full or in part. ramacpa.com,\n

4. Client\'s account

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5.1 Access responsibilities

\nClient is fully responsible for all and any attempts at accessing the Service or using the Service (including all the actions and transactions) by authorized or identified users registered on the Clients account with the exception of cases when access to or use of the Service directly results from Uploading.com\'s negligence. The Client is responsible for providing conditions on which authorized users will be accessing the Service not taking into account the authorization given to the user by administrator.\n

5.2 Authorized users

\nThe Client may appoint trusted users that have authority to use the Service on condition that the users mentioned are able to step into binding agreements instead of the Client. Furthermore, the Client acknowledges and certifies that the person being registered as a trusted user (\"Authorized user\") possesses the legal rights of the Client.\n

5.3 Responsibility for user identification and passwords.

\nThe Client holds full responsibility for keeping the account information safe and confidential (as well as authorized user\'s account information). The Client is also entirely responsible for all the actions carried out via his/her account.\n

5.4 Unauthorized use report

\nThe Client hereby states that s/he will immediately report any circumstances that point at the fact that the account or account information have been accessed on an unauthorized basis. This includes:\n
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  • Getting a confirmation of an order (orders) placed via the Client\'s account that the Client had no intention of placing; any other controversial information.
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  • The Client discovers that an unauthorized access to his/her account has taken place.
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6. Client\'s data

\nThe Client is solely and fully responsible for the information uploaded to ramacpa.com servers. The Client is in charge of controlling the uploaded information via the link generated by the Service. ramacpa.com insists that Clients archive data on a regular basis. The Client takes full responsibility for archiving data and lost or irreplaceable data. The Client agrees to store the data in compliance with the law and his/her responsibilities dictated by law. Uploading.com removes data after the Agreement becomes invalid. Uploading.com reserves the right to store the client\'s data in its archives after it has been deleted and is not to be held responsible for the data in question.\n

7. Special circumstances

\nUploading.com provides access to the Service and the Client\'s information to Authorized Agents that will be able to present a legal paper signed by the notary and the Client\'s representative. The letter should include assurances of authenticity, responsibilities and obligations necessary for using Uploading.com services at discretion of the latter. The client concedes that Uploading.com can rely on the letter and the degree of responsibility granted to the person requesting access to the Services and the Client\'s account. Under no circumstances does Uploading.com bear obligations to the Client or 3rd parties for relying on the letter or the person with the responsibilities in question.\n

8. Limited use

\nYou agree not to use Uploading.com Services with the following purposes:\n
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  • Downloading, placing, emailing, sharing or any other way of publishing information that advocates terrorist propaganda, violence or displays death. In cases when we consider such information to be extremely serious, it will be reported to authorities and/or to ISP members.
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  • Causing harm to minors using any methods whatsoever including but not limited to child pornography. In cases when we consider such information to be extremely serious, it will be reported to authorities and/or to ISP members.
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  • Uploading, placing, emailing, sharing or other way of publishing files with fake names, when content doesn\'t match with filename.
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  • Uploading, placing, emailing, sharing or other way of publishing information that does not comply with patent, copyright or trademark laws, discloses trade secrets or interferes with any other property rights.
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8.1 Illegal content/Adult content

\nUploading.com does not support or allow websites containing illegal content as well as other forms of transferring illegal or obscene materials and information that induce individuals to committing illegal action including gambling, illegal arms\' trade, advertising and publishing materials that may break the legislation on sexism and racism.\n\nUploading.com reserves the right to freeze or terminate your registration or transaction without prior notice if you neglect the Agreement.\n\nFurthermore, in cases of infringement of the Agreement by the Client Uploading.com will actively participate in helping legal authorities and the government with gathering and providing the information on the Client, the Client\'s website, illegal or obscene information maintenance and individuals capable of acquiring access or using the illegal or obscene content.\n

8.2 Illegal action

\nThe Client must not commit or allow illegal or destructive action including but not limited to publishing of discrediting, scandalous private information concerning any person without the consent of the latter or intentionally causing moral harm.\n

8.3 Access and intervention

\nIntervention or attempts at breaking into the information system as well as attempts at influencing Uploading.com\'s ability to provide services are strictly prohibited and are subject to criminal or civil liability. Examples of such intervention include, but are not limited to:\n
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  • Unauthorized access to Uploading.com Service, including attempts at checking and scanning the system for accessibility and security or trying to break through the information security system without the consent of Uploading.com Service.
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  • Interference with the process of providing services to any Client or to a group of Clients including but not limited to flooding or intentional attempts at overloading the system.
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  • Use of devices, software or code with the purposes of interfering with Uploading.com Service provision.
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  • Any action that is targeted at destroying Uploading.com infrastructure.
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\nThe Clients has no right to decompile, assort, decrypt, isolate, redesign or in any other way try to deduce the initial code of the program (including utilities, methods, processes and infrastructure) that makes the core part of Uploading.com software.\n

8.4 System resources abuse

\nThe client hereby states that s/he will not make attempts at abusing the system resources of Uploading.com service including, but not limited to use of information taking excessive CPU memory or influencing the system\'s throughput; resale of access to the information placed on Uploading.com servers.\n

8.5 Proprietary rights and trademark legislation

\nUploading.com Service can be used with lawful purposes only. Transfer, distribution or storage of any materials breaking laws or lawful acts, including laws on export regulation, are forbidden. This includes materials protected by patents, laws on copyright, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets and other intellectual property rights. The client is obliged to receive the preliminary consent of the author in cases when such materials are to be used. By using the Service, you declare and guarantee that you are the author and owner of copyright and/or the owner of due licenses for the represented information. You also declare and guarantee that your information does not break trademark laws and other rights of the third parties. Uploading.com reserves the right to suspend or terminate the transaction that breaks or is thought to be breaking the Agreement or any of the laws described above.\n

8.6 Other activities

\nLawfully or not, Uploading.com reserves the right to decide which of the actions appear to be harmful to our Client\'s reputation or activities, including activities preventing users from utilizing the Service or the Internet.\n\nPlease pay attention that in cases when we find that an account or the information attached to the account breaks one of the rules described above, Uploading.com reserves the right to terminate the account and the file transfer. It is also possible that Uploading.com will forward complaints and report to legal authorities if necessary. In this case Uploading.com will provide active assistance to authorities in the investigation and criminal prosecution of such actions, which presupposes disclosure of the Client\'s account data.\n\nYou can report terms of use abuse via online ticket system . Each complaint shall be dealt with separately. Depending on the outcome, it can eventually lead to terminating the Client\'s account without prior notice.\n

9. Disclaimer of warranties

\nYou acknowledge and agree that:\n
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  • You use the Service at your sole risk. Uploading.com services are provided on an \"as is\" and \"as available\" basis. Uploading.com and its representatives expressly disclaim all warranties including but not limited to the implied warranties of title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. Uploading.com and its representatives do not guarantee accuracy, safety and completeness as well as timely provision of services, software and information.
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  • Uploading.com makes no warranty that (i) the Service will meet your requirements,(ii) the Service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, (iii) the reliability or accuracy of the results obtained from the Service, (iv) the quality of any products, services, information or other material obtained from the Service will meet your expectations, and (v) any errors in the software will be corrected.
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  • Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained through the use of the Service is done at your own discretion and risk and you will be solely responsible for any damage or loss of data that results from the download of any such material.
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  • No advice or information, whether oral or written, obtained by you from the Service shall create any warranty not expressly stated in the given Agreement.
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10. Disclaimer

\nYou agree to compensate the damages, including reasonably necessary legal services\' fees, and not to hold Uploading.com and its affiliates and branches, management, employees and agents responsible for any claims and requirements based on your use of the Service; or infringement of the present Agreement by you or other policies, decisions and conditions by Uploading.com.\n

11. Limitations of liability

\nYou use Uploading.com Service at your sole risk. If you are by any reason not satisfied with any of the aspects of the Service or the given Agreement, as well as other rules, you are free to terminate the Agreement and stop using Uploading.com Service. You agree that Uploading.com shall not be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary damages, including but not limited to damages for loss of profits, goodwill, use, data or other intangible losses ( even if Uploading.com has been warned and advised of the possibility of such damages), resulting from: (i) The use or the inability to use the service; (ii) the cost of procurement of substitute goods and services resulting from any goods, data, information or services obtained or messages received or transactions entered using the Service; (iii) unauthorized access to or alteration of your transmissions or data; (iv) statements or conduct od any third party on the Service; or (v) any other mater relating to the Service.\n

12. Modifications to the Service and Rules

\nWe reserve the right at any time to modify or discontinue the work of the Service with or without notice, temporarily or permanently. You agree that Uploading.com shall not be liable to you or to any third party for any modification, suspension or discontinuance of the Service. You expressly acknowledge that we can establish general practices and restrictions upon the use of the Service, including the maximum size of the Client\'s disk space on Uploading.com servers as well as the number of references (and their duration) to the Service for a certain period of time. You also realize that Uploading.com has the right to change Service fees without prior notice. The change of the tariff takes place as soon as the previous Agreement needs to be renewed to remain valid.\n

13. Termination of Service

\nUploading.com in its sole discretion may file a warning, terminate (permanently or temporarily) or block access to the Service or discontinue the Service and stop providing services to the Client, or remove the Client\'s account record, as well as refuse providing services to the Client in the future in the following cases:\n
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  • Uploading.com has reasons to believe the Client has not been keeping to the rules and regulations described in the Agreement and expressly stated in other instructions.
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  • The Clients stops payments or owes funds to the Service.
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  • Uploading.com is not capable of checking if the information provided by the Client is correct and accurate.
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  • Uploading.com has reasons to believe that the Client\'s activities may eventually lead to legal responsibility of the Client, as well as other Clients.
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\nUploading.com reserves the right in its sole discretion to stop providing services or any of its features with or without prior notice. You agree that any termination of your access to the Service may be carried out without prior notice, and acknowledge and agree that Uploading.com may immediately deactivate, archive or delete your account and all related information and files in your account and/or block further access to such files or the Service. Furthermore, you agree that Uploading.com shall not be responsible to you or any third-party for the termination of your access to the Service.\n\nThe termination of the Agreement between the Client and Uploading.com nullifies the privileges granted to the Client by the Agreement and cancels the responsibilities of Uploading.com before the Client.\n

14. General information

\nIf any item of the Agreement is canceled, the court should execute the intentions of the parties reflected in the item, while other items of the Agreement continue to operate in full. Headings for items in the Agreement serve for convenience only and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe any item of the Agreement. The inability of Uploading.com to undertake measures concerning infringements accomplished by a separate Client or other individuals, does not deprive Uploading.com of the right to undertake measures concerning subsequent or similar infringements. Any requirement or claim raised by the Client on any of the items of the given Agreement should be submitted within twelve (12) months starting with the moment of occurrence of the requirement or the basis for the claim.\n

14.1 Legal relations

\nThe client and Uploading.com Service shall be treated as independent contractors. The given Agreement does not provide and does not create such forms of legal relations with the Client as establishment, company, joint venture, labour relations and trading relations.\n

14.2 Grant of rights

\nThis Agreement does not allow the Client to grant any of his/her rights to anyone or attribute responsibility to another individual. Any attempts at granting these rights shall not have legal force.\n

14.3 Force major circumstances

\nOur Service providing activities may be discontinued due to certain circumstances of insuperable force. We are not responsible for any setbacks or inability to provide services to Clients as the result of circumstances, direct or indirect, that are described as circumstances beyond control.\n

14.4 Interpretation

\nIf any of the items of the given Agreement is canceled, the item should be bypassed, with the least damage of interests to both parties, while other items of the Agreement continue to operate in full. Headings for items in the Agreement serve for convenience only and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe any item of the Agreement.\n

15. Abuse management

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\r\n2. The right to use File Uploading service.\r\n\r\nThe Service is only provided to individuals or corporate organizations (companies) that possess a legal status allowing them to enter into binding legal contracts according to corresponding laws. This is to certify that the Client has authority to be involved in business activity in accordance with the corresponding legislation (within the terms of the Agreement), does not appear to be of business competition to RAMACPA LLC and is of legal age (18 years old or senior) to be able to sign binding contracts as a Client.\r\n\r\n3. Ownership\r\n\r\nYou acknowledge that all the materials (except for the ones uploaded to the Service)presented on this web page including but not limited to information, documentation, products, product logos, graphics, sounds, GUI, software and services (\"Materials\") provided by ramacpa.com or by a 3rd party - authors, developers, suppliers (\"Intermediaries\") belong to ramacpa.com and/or Intermediaries. Web page elements are protected by law and may not be copied or displayed in full or in part. ramacpa.com,\r\n\r\n4. Client\'s account\r\n\r\n4.1 Access responsibilities\r\n\r\nClient is fully responsible for all and any attempts at accessing the Service or using the Service (including all the actions and transactions) by authorized or identified users registered on the Clients account with the exception of cases when access to or use of the Service directly results from Ramacpa.com\'s negligence. The Client is responsible for providing conditions on which authorized users will be accessing the Service not taking into account the authorization given to the user by administrator.\r\n\r\n5.2 Authorized users\r\n\r\nThe Client may appoint trusted users that have authority to use the File Upload Service on condition that the users mentioned are able to step into binding agreements instead of the Client. Furthermore, the Client acknowledges and certifies that the person being registered as a trusted user (\"Authorized user\") possesses the legal rights of the Client.\r\n\r\n5.3 Responsibility for user identification and passwords.\r\n\r\nThe Client holds full responsibility for keeping the account information safe and confidential (as well as authorized user\'s account information). The Client is also entirely responsible for all the actions carried out via his/her account.\r\n\r\n5.4 Unauthorized use report\r\n\r\nThe Client hereby states that s/he will immediately report any circumstances that point at the fact that the account or account information have been accessed on an unauthorized basis. This includes:\r\n
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  • The Client discovers that an unauthorized access to his/her account has taken place.
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\r\n6. Client\'s data\r\n\r\nThe Client is solely and fully responsible for the information uploaded to ramacpa.com website. The Client is in charge of controlling the uploaded information via the link generated by the Service. ramacpa.com insists that Clients archive data on a regular basis. The Client takes full responsibility for archiving data and lost or irreplaceable data. The Client agrees to store the data in compliance with the law and his/her responsibilities dictated by law. Ramacpa.com removes data after the Agreement becomes invalid. Ramacpa.com reserves the right to store the client\'s data in its archives after it has been deleted and is not to be held responsible for the data in question.\r\n\r\n7. Special circumstances\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com provides access to the Service and the Client\'s information to Authorized Agents that will be able to present a legal paper signed by the notary and the Client\'s representative. The letter should include assurances of authenticity, responsibilities and obligations necessary for using Ramacpa.com services at discretion of the latter. The client concedes that Ramacpa.com can rely on the letter and the degree of responsibility granted to the person requesting access to the Services and the Client\'s account. Under no circumstances does Ramacpa.com bear obligations to the Client or 3rd parties for relying on the letter or the person with the responsibilities in question.\r\n\r\n8. Limited use\r\n\r\nYou agree not to use Ramacpa.com Services with the following purposes:\r\n
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  • Causing harm to minors using any methods whatsoever including but not limited to child pornography. In cases when we consider such information to be extremely serious, it will be reported to authorities and/or to ISP members.
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  • Uploading, placing, emailing, sharing or other way of publishing files with fake names, when content doesn\'t match with filename.
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  • Uploading, placing, emailing, sharing or other way of publishing information that does not comply with patent, copyright or trademark laws, discloses trade secrets or interferes with any other property rights.
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\r\n8.1 Illegal content/Adult content\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com does not support or allow websites containing illegal content as well as other forms of transferring illegal or obscene materials and information that induce individuals to committing illegal action including gambling, illegal arms\' trade, advertising and publishing materials that may break the legislation on sexism and racism.\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com reserves the right to freeze or terminate your registration or transaction without prior notice if you neglect the Agreement.\r\n\r\nFurthermore, in cases of infringement of the Agreement by the Client Ramacpa.com will actively participate in helping legal authorities and the government with gathering and providing the information on the Client, the Client\'s website, illegal or obscene information maintenance and individuals capable of acquiring access or using the illegal or obscene content.\r\n\r\n8.2 Illegal action\r\n\r\nThe Client must not commit or allow illegal or destructive action including but not limited to publishing of discrediting, scandalous private information concerning any person without the consent of the latter or intentionally causing moral harm.\r\n\r\n8.3 Access and intervention\r\n\r\nIntervention or attempts at breaking into the information system as well as attempts at influencing Ramacpa.com\'s ability to provide services are strictly prohibited and are subject to criminal or civil liability. Examples of such intervention include, but are not limited to:\r\n
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  • Unauthorized access to Ramacpa.com Service,actionsolar.net including attempts at checking and scanning the system for accessibility and security or trying to break through the information security system without the consent of Ramacpa.com Service.
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  • Interference with the process of providing services to any Client or to a group of Clients including but not limited to flooding or intentional attempts at overloading the system.
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  • Use of devices, software or code with the purposes of interfering with Ramacpa.com Service provision.
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\r\nThe Clients has no right to decompile, assort, decrypt, isolate, redesign or in any other way try to deduce the initial code of the program (including utilities, methods, processes and infrastructure) that makes the core part of Ramacpa.com software.\r\n\r\n8.4 System resources abuse\r\n\r\nThe client hereby states that s/he will not make attempts at abusing the system resources of Ramacpa.com service including, but not limited to use of information taking excessive CPU memory or influencing the system\'s throughput; resale of access to the information placed on Ramacpa.com servers.\r\n\r\n8.5 Proprietary rights and trademark legislation\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com Service can be used with lawful purposes only. Transfer, distribution or storage of any materials breaking laws or lawful acts, including laws on export regulation, are forbidden. This includes materials protected by patents, laws on copyright, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets and other intellectual property rights. The client is obliged to receive the preliminary consent of the author in cases when such materials are to be used. By using the Service, you declare and guarantee that you are the author and owner of copyright and/or the owner of due licenses for the represented information. You also declare and guarantee that your information does not break trademark laws and other rights of the third parties. Ramacpa.com reserves the right to suspend or terminate the transaction that breaks or is thought to be breaking the Agreement or any of the laws described above.\r\n\r\n8.6 Other activities\r\n\r\nLawfully or not, Ramacpa.com reserves the right to decide which of the actions appear to be harmful to our Client\'s reputation or activities, including activities preventing users from utilizing the Service or the Internet.\r\n\r\nPlease pay attention that in cases when we find that an account or the information attached to the account breaks one of the rules described above, Ramacpa.com reserves the right to terminate the account and the file transfer. It is also possible that Ramacpa.com will forward complaints and report to legal authorities if necessary. In this case Ramacpa.com will provide active assistance to authorities in the investigation and criminal prosecution of such actions, which presupposes disclosure of the Client\'s account data.\r\n\r\nYou can report terms of use abuse via online ticket system . Each complaint shall be dealt with separately. Depending on the outcome, it can eventually lead to terminating the Client\'s account without prior notice.\r\n\r\n9. Disclaimer of warranties\r\n\r\nYou acknowledge and agree that:\r\n
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  • You use the Service at your sole risk. Ramacpa.com services are provided on an \"as is\" and \"as available\" basis. Ramacpa.com and its representatives expressly disclaim all warranties including but not limited to the implied warranties of title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. Ramacpa.com and its representatives do not guarantee accuracy, safety and completeness as well as timely provision of services, software and information.
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  • Ramacpa.com makes no warranty that (i) the Service will meet your requirements,(ii) the Service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, (iii) the reliability or accuracy of the results obtained from the Service, (iv) the quality of any products, services, information or other material obtained from the Service will meet your expectations, and (v) any errors in the software will be corrected.
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  • Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained through the use of the Service is done at your own discretion and risk and you will be solely responsible for any damage or loss of data that results from the download of any such material.
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  • No advice or information, whether oral or written, obtained by you from the Service shall create any warranty not expressly stated in the given Agreement.
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\r\n10. Disclaimer\r\n\r\nYou agree to compensate the damages, including reasonably necessary legal services\' fees, and not to hold Ramacpa.com and its affiliates and branches, management, employees and agents responsible for any claims and requirements based on your use of the Service; or infringement of the present Agreement by you or other policies, decisions and conditions by Ramacpa.com.\r\n\r\n11. Limitations of liability\r\n\r\nYou use Ramacpa.com Service at your sole risk. If you are by any reason not satisfied with any of the aspects of the Service or the given Agreement, as well as other rules, you are free to terminate the Agreement and stop using Ramacpa.com Service. You agree that Ramacpa.com shall not be held responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary damages, including but not limited to damages for loss of profits, goodwill, use, data or other intangible losses ( even if Ramacpa.com has been warned and advised of the possibility of such damages), resulting from: (i) The use or the inability to use the service; (ii) the cost of procurement of substitute goods and services resulting from any goods, data, information or services obtained or messages received or transactions entered using the Service; (iii) unauthorized access to or alteration of your transmissions or data; (iv) statements or conduct od any third party on the Service; or (v) any other mater relating to the Service.\r\n\r\n12. Modifications to the Service and Rules\r\n\r\nWe reserve the right at any time to modify or discontinue the work of the Service with or without notice, temporarily or permanently. You agree that Ramacpa.com shall not be liable to you or to any third party for any modification, suspension or discontinuance of the Service. You expressly acknowledge that we can establish general practices and restrictions upon the use of the Service, including the maximum size of the Client\'s disk space on Ramacpa.com servers as well as the number of references (and their duration) to the Service for a certain period of time. You also realize that Ramacpa.com has the right to change Service fees without prior notice. The change of the tariff takes place as soon as the previous Agreement needs to be renewed to remain valid.\r\n\r\n13. Termination of Service\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com in its sole discretion may file a warning, terminate (permanently or temporarily) or block access to the Service or discontinue the Service and stop providing services to the Client, or remove the Client\'s account record, as well as refuse providing services to the Client in the future in the following cases:\r\n
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  • Ramacpa.com has reasons to believe the Client has not been keeping to the rules and regulations described in the Agreement and expressly stated in other instructions.
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  • The Clients stops payments or owes funds to the Service.
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  • Ramacpa.com is not capable of checking if the information provided by the Client is correct and accurate.
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  • Ramacpa.com has reasons to believe that the Client\'s activities may eventually lead to legal responsibility of the Client, as well as other Clients.
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\r\nRamacpa.com reserves the right in its sole discretion to stop providing services or any of its features with or without prior notice. You agree that any termination of your access to the Service may be carried out without prior notice, and acknowledge and agree that Ramacpa.com may immediately deactivate, archive or delete your account and all related information and files in your account and/or block further access to such files or the Service. Furthermore, you agree that Ramacpa.com shall not be responsible to you or any third-party for the termination of your access to the Service.\r\n\r\nThe termination of the Agreement between the Client and Ramacpa.com nullifies the privileges granted to the Client by the Agreement and cancels the responsibilities of Ramacpa.com before the Client.\r\n\r\n14. General information\r\n\r\nIf any item of the Agreement is canceled, the court should execute the intentions of the parties reflected in the item, while other items of the Agreement continue to operate in full. Headings for items in the Agreement serve for convenience only and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe any item of the Agreement. The inability of Ramacpa.com to undertake measures concerning infringements accomplished by a separate Client or other individuals, does not deprive Ramacpa.com of the right to undertake measures concerning subsequent or similar infringements. Any requirement or claim raised by the Client on any of the items of the given Agreement should be submitted within twelve (12) months starting with the moment of occurrence of the requirement or the basis for the claim.\r\n\r\n14.1 Legal relations\r\n\r\nThe client and Ramacpa.com Service shall be treated as independent contractors. The given Agreement does not provide and does not create such forms of legal relations with the Client as establishment, company, joint venture, labour relations and trading relations.\r\n\r\n14.2 Grant of rights\r\n\r\nThis Agreement does not allow the Client to grant any of his/her rights to anyone or attribute responsibility to another individual. Any attempts at granting these rights shall not have legal force.\r\n\r\n14.3 Force major circumstances\r\n\r\nOur Service providing activities may be discontinued due to certain circumstances of insuperable force. We are not responsible for any setbacks or inability to provide services to Clients as the result of circumstances, direct or indirect, that are described as circumstances beyond control.\r\n\r\n14.4 Interpretation\r\n\r\nIf any of the items of the given Agreement is canceled, the item should be bypassed, with the least damage of interests to both parties, while other items of the Agreement continue to operate in full. Headings for items in the Agreement serve for convenience only and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe any item of the Agreement.\r\n\r\n15. Abuse management\r\n\r\nIllegal files shall be immediately removed. Moreover, the files shall be added to a special filter that will prevent the files from appearing again. Please report files of the kind to the abuse department . Make sure you send us the link to the file.\r\n\r\n \r\n

 

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  1. \"Client\" (or \"you\") means an individual or a company including its staff and agents, using or intending to use the Service.
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\r\n2. The right to use File Uploading service.\r\n\r\nThe Service is only provided to individuals or corporate organizations (companies) that possess a legal status allowing them to enter into binding legal contracts according to corresponding laws. This is to certify that the Client has authority to be involved in business activity in accordance with the corresponding legislation (within the terms of the Agreement), does not appear to be of business competition to RAMACPA LLC and is of legal age (18 years old or senior) to be able to sign binding contracts as a Client.\r\n\r\n3. Ownership\r\n\r\nYou acknowledge that all the materials (except for the ones uploaded to the Service)presented on this web page including but not limited to information, documentation, products, product logos, graphics, sounds, GUI, software and services (\"Materials\") provided by ramacpa.com or by a 3rd party - authors, developers, suppliers (\"Intermediaries\") belong to ramacpa.com and/or Intermediaries. Web page elements are protected by law and may not be copied or displayed in full or in part. ramacpa.com,\r\n\r\n4. Client\'s account\r\n\r\n4.1 Access responsibilities\r\n\r\nClient is fully responsible for all and any attempts at accessing the Service or using the Service (including all the actions and transactions) by authorized or identified users registered on the Clients account with the exception of cases when access to or use of the Service directly results from Ramacpa.com\'s negligence. The Client is responsible for providing conditions on which authorized users will be accessing the Service not taking into account the authorization given to the user by administrator.\r\n\r\n5.2 Authorized users\r\n\r\nThe Client may appoint trusted users that have authority to use the File Upload Service on condition that the users mentioned are able to step into binding agreements instead of the Client. Furthermore, the Client acknowledges and certifies that the person being registered as a trusted user (\"Authorized user\") possesses the legal rights of the Client.\r\n\r\n5.3 Responsibility for user identification and passwords.\r\n\r\nThe Client holds full responsibility for keeping the account information safe and confidential (as well as authorized user\'s account information). The Client is also entirely responsible for all the actions carried out via his/her account.\r\n\r\n5.4 Unauthorized use report\r\n\r\nThe Client hereby states that s/he will immediately report any circumstances that point at the fact that the account or account information have been accessed on an unauthorized basis. This includes:\r\n
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\r\n6. Client\'s data\r\n\r\nThe Client is solely and fully responsible for the information uploaded to ramacpa.com website. The Client is in charge of controlling the uploaded information via the link generated by the Service. ramacpa.com insists that Clients archive data on a regular basis. The Client takes full responsibility for archiving data and lost or irreplaceable data. The Client agrees to store the data in compliance with the law and his/her responsibilities dictated by law. Ramacpa.com removes data after the Agreement becomes invalid. Ramacpa.com reserves the right to store the client\'s data in its archives after it has been deleted and is not to be held responsible for the data in question.\r\n\r\n7. Special circumstances\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com provides access to the Service and the Client\'s information to Authorized Agents that will be able to present a legal paper signed by the notary and the Client\'s representative. The letter should include assurances of authenticity, responsibilities and obligations necessary for using Ramacpa.com services at discretion of the latter. The client concedes that Ramacpa.com can rely on the letter and the degree of responsibility granted to the person requesting access to the Services and the Client\'s account. Under no circumstances does Ramacpa.com bear obligations to the Client or 3rd parties for relying on the letter or the person with the responsibilities in question.\r\n\r\n8. Limited use\r\n\r\nYou agree not to use Ramacpa.com Services with the following purposes:\r\n
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  • Downloading, placing, emailing, sharing or any other way of publishing information that advocates terrorist propaganda, violence or displays death. In cases when we consider such information to be extremely serious, it will be reported to authorities and/or to ISP members.
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  • Causing harm to minors using any methods whatsoever including but not limited to child pornography. In cases when we consider such information to be extremely serious, it will be reported to authorities and/or to ISP members.
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  • Uploading, placing, emailing, sharing or other way of publishing files with fake names, when content doesn\'t match with filename.
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  • Uploading, placing, emailing, sharing or other way of publishing information that does not comply with patent, copyright or trademark laws, discloses trade secrets or interferes with any other property rights.
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\r\n8.1 Illegal content/Adult content\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com does not support or allow websites containing illegal content as well as other forms of transferring illegal or obscene materials and information that induce individuals to committing illegal action including gambling, illegal arms\' trade, advertising and publishing materials that may break the legislation on sexism and racism.\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com reserves the right to freeze or terminate your registration or transaction without prior notice if you neglect the Agreement.\r\n\r\nFurthermore, in cases of infringement of the Agreement by the Client Ramacpa.com will actively participate in helping legal authorities and the government with gathering and providing the information on the Client, the Client\'s website, illegal or obscene information maintenance and individuals capable of acquiring access or using the illegal or obscene content.\r\n\r\n8.2 Illegal action\r\n\r\nThe Client must not commit or allow illegal or destructive action including but not limited to publishing of discrediting, scandalous private information concerning any person without the consent of the latter or intentionally causing moral harm.\r\n\r\n8.3 Access and intervention\r\n\r\nIntervention or attempts at breaking into the information system as well as attempts at influencing Ramacpa.com\'s ability to provide services are strictly prohibited and are subject to criminal or civil liability. Examples of such intervention include, but are not limited to:\r\n
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  • Unauthorized access to Ramacpa.com Service, including attempts at checking and scanning the system for accessibility and security or trying to break through the information security system without the consent of Ramacpa.com Service.
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  • Interference with the process of providing services to any Client or to a group of Clients including but not limited to flooding or intentional attempts at overloading the system.
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  • Use of devices, software or code with the purposes of interfering with Ramacpa.com Service provision.
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\r\nThe Clients has no right to decompile, assort, decrypt, isolate, redesign or in any other way try to deduce the initial code of the program (including utilities, methods, processes and infrastructure) that makes the core part of Ramacpa.com software.\r\n\r\n8.4 System resources abuse\r\n\r\nThe client hereby states that s/he will not make attempts at abusing the system resources of Ramacpa.com service including, but not limited to use of information taking excessive CPU memory or influencing the system\'s throughput; resale of access to the information placed on Ramacpa.com servers.\r\n\r\n8.5 Proprietary rights and trademark legislation\r\n\r\nRamacpa.com Service can be used with lawful purposes only. Transfer, distribution or storage of any materials breaking laws or lawful acts, including laws on export regulation, are forbidden. This includes materials protected by patents, laws on copyright, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets and other intellectual property rights. The client is obliged to receive the preliminary consent of the author in cases when such materials are to be used. By using the Service, you declare and guarantee that you are the author and owner of copyright and/or the owner of due licenses for the represented information. You also declare and guarantee that your information does not break trademark laws and other rights of the third parties. Ramacpa.com reserves the right to suspend or terminate the transaction that breaks or is thought to be breaking the Agreement or any of the laws described above.\r\n\r\n8.6 Other activities\r\n\r\nLawfully or not, Ramacpa.com reserves the right to decide which of the actions appear to be harmful to our Client\'s reputation or activities, including activities preventing users from utilizing the Service or the Internet.\r\n\r\nPlease pay attention that in cases when we find that an account or the information attached to the account breaks one of the rules described above, Ramacpa.com reserves the right to terminate the account and the file transfer. It is also possible that Ramacpa.com will forward complaints and report to legal authorities if necessary. In this case Ramacpa.com will provide active assistance to authorities in the investigation and criminal prosecution of such actions, which presupposes disclosure of the Client\'s account data.\r\n\r\nYou can report terms of use abuse via online ticket system . Each complaint shall be dealt with separately. Depending on the outcome, it can eventually lead to terminating the Client\'s account without prior notice.\r\n\r\n9. Disclaimer of warranties\r\n\r\nYou acknowledge and agree that:\r\n
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  • You use the Service at your sole risk. Ramacpa.com services are provided on an \"as is\" and \"as available\" basis. Ramacpa.com and its representatives expressly disclaim all warranties including but not limited to the implied warranties of title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. Ramacpa.com and its representatives do not guarantee accuracy, safety and completeness as well as timely provision of services, software and information.
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  • Ramacpa.com makes no warranty that (i) the Service will meet your requirements,(ii) the Service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, (iii) the reliability or accuracy of the results obtained from the Service, (iv) the quality of any products, services, information or other material obtained from the Service will meet your expectations, and (v) any errors in the software will be corrected.
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  • Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained through the use of the Service is done at your own discretion and risk and you will be solely responsible for any damage or loss of data that results from the download of any such material.
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  • No advice or information, whether oral or written, obtained by you from the Service shall create any warranty not expressly stated in the given Agreement.
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  • Ramacpa.com has reasons to believe the Client has not been keeping to the rules and regulations described in the Agreement and expressly stated in other instructions.
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  • The Clients stops payments or owes funds to the Service.
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  • Ramacpa.com is not capable of checking if the information provided by the Client is correct and accurate.
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  • Ramacpa.com has reasons to believe that the Client\'s activities may eventually lead to legal responsibility of the Client, as well as other Clients.
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\n2. The right to use File Uploading service.\n\nThe Service is only provided to individuals or corporate organizations (companies) that possess a legal status allowing them to enter into binding legal contracts according to corresponding laws. This is to certify that the Client has authority to be involved in business activity in accordance with the corresponding legislation (within the terms of the Agreement), does not appear to be of business competition to RAMACPA LLC and is of legal age (18 years old or senior) to be able to sign binding contracts as a Client.\n\n3. Ownership\n\nYou acknowledge that all the materials (except for the ones uploaded to the Service)presented on this web page including but not limited to information, documentation, products, product logos, graphics, sounds, GUI, software and services (\"Materials\") provided by ramacpa.com or by a 3rd party - authors, developers, suppliers (\"Intermediaries\") belong to ramacpa.com and/or Intermediaries. Web page elements are protected by law and may not be copied or displayed in full or in part. ramacpa.com,\n\n4. Client\'s account\n\n4.1 Access responsibilities\n\nClient is fully responsible for all and any attempts at accessing the Service or using the Service (including all the actions and transactions) by authorized or identified users registered on the Clients account with the exception of cases when access to or use of the Service directly results from Ramacpa.com\'s negligence. The Client is responsible for providing conditions on which authorized users will be accessing the Service not taking into account the authorization given to the user by administrator.\n\n5.2 Authorized users\n\nThe Client may appoint trusted users that have authority to use the File Upload Service on condition that the users mentioned are able to step into binding agreements instead of the Client. Furthermore, the Client acknowledges and certifies that the person being registered as a trusted user (\"Authorized user\") possesses the legal rights of the Client.\n\n5.3 Responsibility for user identification and passwords.\n\nThe Client holds full responsibility for keeping the account information safe and confidential (as well as authorized user\'s account information). The Client is also entirely responsible for all the actions carried out via his/her account.\n\n5.4 Unauthorized use report\n\nThe Client hereby states that s/he will immediately report any circumstances that point at the fact that the account or account information have been accessed on an unauthorized basis. This includes:\n
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  • The Client discovers that an unauthorized access to his/her account has taken place.
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\n6. Client\'s data\n\nThe Client is solely and fully responsible for the information uploaded to ramacpa.com website. The Client is in charge of controlling the uploaded information via the link generated by the Service. ramacpa.com insists that Clients archive data on a regular basis. The Client takes full responsibility for archiving data and lost or irreplaceable data. The Client agrees to store the data in compliance with the law and his/her responsibilities dictated by law. Ramacpa.com removes data after the Agreement becomes invalid. Ramacpa.com reserves the right to store the client\'s data in its archives after it has been deleted and is not to be held responsible for the data in question.\n\n7. Special circumstances\n\nRamacpa.com provides access to the Service and the Client\'s information to Authorized Agents that will be able to present a legal paper signed by the notary and the Client\'s representative. The letter should include assurances of authenticity, responsibilities and obligations necessary for using Ramacpa.com services at discretion of the latter. The client concedes that Ramacpa.com can rely on the letter and the degree of responsibility granted to the person requesting access to the Services and the Client\'s account. Under no circumstances does Ramacpa.com bear obligations to the Client or 3rd parties for relying on the letter or the person with the responsibilities in question.\n\n8. Limited use\n\nYou agree not to use Ramacpa.com Services with the following purposes:\n
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\n8.1 Illegal content/Adult content\n\nRamacpa.com does not support or allow websites containing illegal content as well as other forms of transferring illegal or obscene materials and information that induce individuals to committing illegal action including gambling, illegal arms\' trade, advertising and publishing materials that may break the legislation on sexism and racism.\n\nRamacpa.com reserves the right to freeze or terminate your registration or transaction without prior notice if you neglect the Agreement.\n\nFurthermore, in cases of infringement of the Agreement by the Client Ramacpa.com will actively participate in helping legal authorities and the government with gathering and providing the information on the Client, the Client\'s website, illegal or obscene information maintenance and individuals capable of acquiring access or using the illegal or obscene content.\n\n8.2 Illegal action\n\nThe Client must not commit or allow illegal or destructive action including but not limited to publishing of discrediting, scandalous private information concerning any person without the consent of the latter or intentionally causing moral harm.\n\n8.3 Access and intervention\n\nIntervention or attempts at breaking into the information system as well as attempts at influencing Ramacpa.com\'s ability to provide services are strictly prohibited and are subject to criminal or civil liability. Examples of such intervention include, but are not limited to:\n
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  • Use of devices, software or code with the purposes of interfering with Ramacpa.com Service provision.
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\nThe Clients has no right to decompile, assort, decrypt, isolate, redesign or in any other way try to deduce the initial code of the program (including utilities, methods, processes and infrastructure) that makes the core part of Ramacpa.com software.\n\n8.4 System resources abuse\n\nThe client hereby states that s/he will not make attempts at abusing the system resources of Ramacpa.com service including, but not limited to use of information taking excessive CPU memory or influencing the system\'s throughput; resale of access to the information placed on Ramacpa.com servers.\n\n8.5 Proprietary rights and trademark legislation\n\nRamacpa.com Service can be used with lawful purposes only. Transfer, distribution or storage of any materials breaking laws or lawful acts, including laws on export regulation, are forbidden. This includes materials protected by patents, laws on copyright, trademarks, service marks, trade secrets and other intellectual property rights. The client is obliged to receive the preliminary consent of the author in cases when such materials are to be used. By using the Service, you declare and guarantee that you are the author and owner of copyright and/or the owner of due licenses for the represented information. You also declare and guarantee that your information does not break trademark laws and other rights of the third parties. Ramacpa.com reserves the right to suspend or terminate the transaction that breaks or is thought to be breaking the Agreement or any of the laws described above.\n\n8.6 Other activities\n\nLawfully or not, Ramacpa.com reserves the right to decide which of the actions appear to be harmful to our Client\'s reputation or activities, including activities preventing users from utilizing the Service or the Internet.\n\nPlease pay attention that in cases when we find that an account or the information attached to the account breaks one of the rules described above, Ramacpa.com reserves the right to terminate the account and the file transfer. It is also possible that Ramacpa.com will forward complaints and report to legal authorities if necessary. In this case Ramacpa.com will provide active assistance to authorities in the investigation and criminal prosecution of such actions, which presupposes disclosure of the Client\'s account data.\n\nYou can report terms of use abuse via online ticket system . Each complaint shall be dealt with separately. Depending on the outcome, it can eventually lead to terminating the Client\'s account without prior notice.\n\n9. Disclaimer of warranties\n\nYou acknowledge and agree that:\n
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  • Ramacpa.com makes no warranty that (i) the Service will meet your requirements,(ii) the Service will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, (iii) the reliability or accuracy of the results obtained from the Service, (iv) the quality of any products, services, information or other material obtained from the Service will meet your expectations, and (v) any errors in the software will be corrected.
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  • Any material downloaded or otherwise obtained through the use of the Service is done at your own discretion and risk and you will be solely responsible for any damage or loss of data that results from the download of any such material.
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  • Ramacpa.com has reasons to believe the Client has not been keeping to the rules and regulations described in the Agreement and expressly stated in other instructions.
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  • The Clients stops payments or owes funds to the Service.
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  • Ramacpa.com is not capable of checking if the information provided by the Client is correct and accurate.
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  • Ramacpa.com has reasons to believe that the Client\'s activities may eventually lead to legal responsibility of the Client, as well as other Clients.
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\nRamacpa.com reserves the right in its sole discretion to stop providing services or any of its features with or without prior notice. You agree that any termination of your access to the Service may be carried out without prior notice, and acknowledge and agree that Ramacpa.com may immediately deactivate, archive or delete your account and all related information and files in your account and/or block further access to such files or the Service. Furthermore, you agree that Ramacpa.com shall not be responsible to you or any third-party for the termination of your access to the Service.\n\nThe termination of the Agreement between the Client and Ramacpa.com nullifies the privileges granted to the Client by the Agreement and cancels the responsibilities of Ramacpa.com before the Client.\n\n14. General information\n\nIf any item of the Agreement is canceled, the court should execute the intentions of the parties reflected in the item, while other items of the Agreement continue to operate in full. Headings for items in the Agreement serve for convenience only and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe any item of the Agreement. The inability of Ramacpa.com to undertake measures concerning infringements accomplished by a separate Client or other individuals, does not deprive Ramacpa.com of the right to undertake measures concerning subsequent or similar infringements. Any requirement or claim raised by the Client on any of the items of the given Agreement should be submitted within twelve (12) months starting with the moment of occurrence of the requirement or the basis for the claim.\n\n14.1 Legal relations\n\nThe client and Ramacpa.com Service shall be treated as independent contractors. The given Agreement does not provide and does not create such forms of legal relations with the Client as establishment, company, joint venture, labour relations and trading relations.\n\n14.2 Grant of rights\n\nThis Agreement does not allow the Client to grant any of his/her rights to anyone or attribute responsibility to another individual. Any attempts at granting these rights shall not have legal force.\n\n14.3 Force major circumstances\n\nOur Service providing activities may be discontinued due to certain circumstances of insuperable force. We are not responsible for any setbacks or inability to provide services to Clients as the result of circumstances, direct or indirect, that are described as circumstances beyond control.\n\n14.4 Interpretation\n\nIf any of the items of the given Agreement is canceled, the item should be bypassed, with the least damage of interests to both parties, while other items of the Agreement continue to operate in full. Headings for items in the Agreement serve for convenience only and do not define, limit, interpret, or describe any item of the Agreement.\n\n15. Abuse management\n\nIllegal files shall be immediately removed. Moreover, the files shall be added to a special filter that will prevent the files from appearing again. Please report files of the kind to the abuse department . Make sure you send us the link to the file.\n\n \n

 

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