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New Writing Gig for WebLogToolsCollection.com

Now that my first post has gone live I can officially announce that I am now starting as a regular contributor to the WebLogToolsCollection.com website. 

My guess is that if you run a blog on WordPress then you have visited Mark Ghosh’s terrific resource for all things WordPress.  I have been reading their RSS feed ever since I started using WordPress a few years ago for my own site and I have always found terrific tidbits in their blog posts and reviews.

I am excited to be writing with Mark and the other guys on the site and I really do look forward to the interactions with all the readers over at WLTC.

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Live Blogging with WordPress and Twitter Plugin Update

Just a couple of days ago I write a post about a new WordPress Live Blogging Plugin that I discovered from Mashuqur Rahman – aka Mash on Twitter.

After I wrote my review one of the elements I pointed out was that links that are tweeted as part of a live blog entry were not clickable.

Within a very short time Mash made the following comment on that story:

Well true to his word and within just two days Mash has released an updated version of his plugin, version 1.1, that now fixes that and one other error:

Change Log

Version 1.1

• Links within Tweets are now clickable.
• Bug fix: Fixed the "Warning: Cannot modify header information" message that was appeared when saving plugin options on some  installations.

Superb development Mash and I look forward to future updates on this plugin.  I think you have a great one on your hands here.

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