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If you’re unfamiliar with WordCamps, here’s the skinny: the San Francisco event is the flagship, put together each year under the direction of WordPress co-founder and lead developer Matt Mullenweg, who traditionally reports on the “State of the Word” and assembles a lineup of speakers that have inspired him over the past year. This year’s lineup includes luminaries such as Richard Stallman, the father of Free Software, best-selling author Scott Berkun, and Salon.com co-founder Scott Rosenberg. As the final speaker list is finalized, the remaining speakers will be added to the WordCamp SF website, but a surprise or two is still possible.

Though the main event is on Saturday, May 1, there are additional days of WordPress goodness in store. Saturday, May 1 will be the main conference with scheduled speakers. There will be keynotes, session tracks for both bloggers/end-users and developers, and lightning talks to provide a broad mix of content, followed by a raging afterparty. Sunday, May 2 will shift location and tone, with a low-key developers’ unconference for the super-code-focused attendees. May 3 and 4 are conference-free, but a WordPress core contributor in-person code sprint will span those two days, bringing together core contributors old and new from around the globe for two days of intense hacking (and let’s face it, 3.0 bug fixes).

If you’re in the Bay Area, or can be, and want to attend WordCamp San Francisco, go get your ticket today!

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Other Upcoming WordCamps

It’s definitely WordCamp season; just check out the growing list of upcoming WordCamps over the next couple of months! If you don’t see a WordCamp near you listed here, check the rest of the schedule at WordCamp.org. In the meantime, don’t forget that many WordCamps post video of their presentations on WordPress.tv.

April 24 (today!) – WordCamp Orange County
\nIrvine, CA USA

April 29 – WordCamp Nashville
\nNashville, TN USA

May 1 – WordCamp San Francisco
\nSan Francisco, CA USA

May 8 – WordCamp Paris
\nParis, France

May 8 – WordCamp Argentina
\nBuenos Aires, Argentina

May 8 – WordCamp Chile
\nSantiago, Chile

May 15–16 – WordCamp Denmark
\nCopenhagen, Denmark

May 15 – WordCamp Victoria
\nVictoria, BC Canada

May 21–22 – WordCamp Italy
\nMilan, Italy

May 22 – WordCamp Malaysia
\nKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

May 22–23 – WordCamp Raleigh
\nRaleigh, North Carolina USA

May 29–30 – WordCamp Fayetteville
\nFayetteville, Arkansas USA

May 29 – WordCamp Yokohama
\nYokohama, Japan

June 5–6 – WordCamp Chicago
\nChicago, Illinois USA

June 12 – WordCamp Reno-Tahoe
\nReno, Nevada USA

June 12 – WordCamp Vancouver
\nVancouver, Canada

June 18 – WordCamp Catania
\nCatania, Italy

June 19 – WordCamp Columbus
\nColumbus, Ohio USA

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The sprint will go full force until Monday afternoon, when the lead developers and core committers will all stop to take a breath and look at the remaining bug reports to see how we did over the weekend, so don’t wait! And thanks!

Summary: A web host had a crappy server configuration that allowed people on the same box to read each others’ configuration files, and some members of the “security” press have tried to turn this into a “WordPress vulnerability” story.

WordPress, like all other web applications, must store database connection info in clear text. Encrypting credentials doesn’t matter because the keys have to be stored where the web server can read them in order to decrypt the data. If a malicious user has access to the file system — like they appeared to have in this case — it is trivial to obtain the keys and decrypt the information. When you leave the keys to the door in the lock, does it help to lock the door?

A properly configured web server will not allow users to access the files of another user, regardless of file permissions. The web server is the responsibility of the hosting provider. The methods for doing this (suexec, et al) have been around for 5+ years.

I’m not even going to link any of the articles because they have so many inaccuracies you become stupider by reading them.

If you’re a web host and you turn a bad file permissions story into a WordPress story, you’re doing something wrong.

P.S. Network Solutions, it’s “WordPress” not “Word Press.”

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The deadline for students applying for Google Summer of Code this year is today, at 19:00 UTC. That’s about 3 hours from now. Still working on your application? Double check your time zone here. No late applications will be accepted.

There are a lot of potential projects on our Ideas list, so if you’ve been hemming and hawing over whether or not to apply, this is your last chance for this year. We have great people lined up to mentor the students, including most of the WordPress lead developers, some dedicated core contributors, plugin developers, the BuddyPress lead developers, etc. Google is providing a great opportunity for both students and the open source projects that act as mentoring organizations (like WordPress), so don’t pass it up if you’re an eligible student.

You can’t win if you don’t play, right? Five thousand bucks for two months of coding over the summer with WordPress hotshots. I know a lot of people that would love that deal. Oh, and hey, student girl wonders of WordPress-land: why haven’t you applied yet?

Apply now! (Don’t forget to use our application template.)

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Remember when I posted earlier about the Twitter account, and I said that hopefully you’d find out later today what has been keeping us all so busy? Beta testers, this is your moment: the WordPress 3.0 Beta 1 has arrived!

This is an early beta. This means there are a few things we’re still finishing. We wanted to get people testing it this weekend, so we’re releasing it now rather than waiting another week until everything is finalized and polished. There’s a ton of stuff going on in 3.0, so this time we’re giving you a list of things to check out, so that we can make sure people are testing all the things that need it.

You Should Know:

The custom menus system (Appearance > Menus) is not quite finished. In Beta 2, the layout will be different and a bunch of the functionality will be improved, but we didn’t want to hold things up for this one screen. You can play with making custom menus, and report bugs if you find them, but this is not how the final screen will look/work, so don’t get attached to it.
The merge! Yes, WordPress and WordPress MU have merged. This does not mean that you can suddenly start adding a bunch of new blogs from within your regular WordPress Dashboard. If you’re interested in testing the Super Admin stuff associated with multiple sites, you’ll need some simple directions to get started.
We’re still fiddling with a few small things in the UI, as we were focused on getting the more function-oriented code finished first. For example, we’re getting a new icon for the Super Admin section.

Things to test:

Play with the new default theme, Twenty Ten, including the custom background and header options.
Custom Post Type functionality has been beefed up. It’s really easy to add new types, so do that and see how it looks!
WordPress MU users should test the multiple sites functionality to make sure nothing broke during the merge.

Already have a test install that you want to switch over to the beta? Try the beta tester plugin.

Testers, don’t forget to use the wp-testers mailing list to discuss bugs you encounter.

We hope you like it! And if you don’t, well, check back when beta 2 is ready.

Download the WordPress 3.0 Beta 1 now!

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This post is about the @WordPress Twitter account, so if you don’t use Twitter, or don’t care about Twitter, then feel free to take the time you might have spent reading this post to go play outside (or an equivalent) instead.

Okay, so, Twitter! When all those apps started popping up using the Twitter API, things like automatically following anyone who followed you and sending an automatic Direct Message seemed like good ideas. We’re all friends, right? Wrong. That auto-follow bit us hard, and the huge amount of spam the account gets means that it’s been nearly impossible to monitor legitimate messages from WordPress users and developers who need to be pointed to a help resource. We’re sorry! Just as we needed to get the Ideas Forum under control* so that it could become a more useful resource for the community, we needed to get rid of the spam clogging our Twitter arteries. Except there was no easy way to do it.

We had wound up following over 50,000 people. If someone went to the @WordPress profile page on Twitter to see the stream of updates from people we followed, almost none of it had anything to do with WordPress or the community. Diet pills, Twitter scams, and multi-posted spam messages were the norm. Yuck! Who else wishes there was Akismet for Twitter? Unfortunately, there’s no easy way to clear this stuff out quickly (mass unfollows trigger their TOS alert, so it’s not surprising). I even contacted Twitter directly to see what the options might be, and it was suggested we use a script to clear the account. To be clear: Twitter flagged our account so that when the script was run they wouldn’t mark us as spammers for violating the TOS with a mass unfollow. We communicated with them beforehand, and the use of scripts to do this is not encouraged. Twitter was doing us a nice favor to help us get our house in order. Thanks, Twitter! Last night I ran the script and removed everyone. Extreme, but in good cause, right?

We’re now starting to re-follow real people from the WordPress community. There will be no more auto-follow. If you are a WordPress developer, designer, blogger, fan site, whatever — and think your tweets should appear in the @WordPress updates stream, then send an @ reply to us and we can add you to the new list (assuming you’re not hawking diet pills, free iPads or ways to get a million followers). This way, people who are new to WordPress and go to check us out on Twitter will (hopefully) get a sense of the vibrant community that we have. People who send @ messages to us won’t (hopefully) wonder indefinitely why they were ignored, because without all the spam, maybe we can use Twitter as it was intended to be used, as another channel of communication.

And for anyone who uses Qwitter and thinks @WordPress stopped loving them because of the last tweet they posted before the script ran… sorry! It wasn’t like that, we swear! It would be nice if the script could have done a bulk DM before the removal, but nope (otherwise we’d have included a message about this). So trust us, we still like you! And if you haven’t already been re-followed, please don’t take it personally… just send an @reply to @WordPress (tell us how you use WordPress!) and we’ll try to get you re-added soon. Later today (hopefully) you’ll find out what’s been keeping us so busy!

*Have you noticed? We cleared out thousands of old threads, added categorization, and will try to keep it to under a hundred open idea threads at a time so that they can be managed in a timely fashion. Check it out and rate some of the new ideas today!

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Scene: A college classroom

Professor: So. Out of the 20 students in the class, half wrote WordPress Summer of Code proposals good enough to receive an A. How many of you are planning to apply for the program?

Jack, a student: I am. They opened applications today.

Sophie, a student: I am. And that sentence was grammatically terrible.

Jack: Shut up.

Chris, a student: I’m not applying.

Jack (to Chris): Chicken?

Sophie: You’re such a jerk! Maybe he has a job lined up or something, did you ever think of that?

Professor: Whoa -

Chris: Actually, I’m going backpacking in Australia with my Dad. No internet for about half the time, and when I emailed the people at WordPress they said I should probably wait until next year to apply and make sure I’d be able to be online through the whole summer.

Professor: Fair enough. The application period opens today at 19:00 UTC and goes through April 9th, so let’s hear from the people who are applying.

Jack: I’m submitting mine today.

Sophie: That’s just stupid.

Andrea, a teacher’s assistant: Hey, that’s not necessary.

Jack: Yeah! The early bird gets the worm, or hadn’t you heard?

Sophie: What I heard was that the WordPress mentors are holding open IRC chats this week to talk to prospective students and give them feedback on proposals and ideas, and that talking directly to the mentors ups your chances of being selected. But I guess you don’t think you need the people who are actually choosing the students to know your name because your proposal is so brilliant?

Jack’s jaw drops.

Jack: Where did you hear that? It wasn’t on the GSoC mailing list.

Sophie: I joined the wp-hackers list and asked all the core contributors for feedback on my idea, and then I emailed 3 potential mentors to see what they thought of it personally. By the time applications are due, I’ll have revised it based on community and mentor feedback, and enough people will know who I am — and that I’m full of initiative — that my chances of being accepted will be much better.

Jack: You think you’re all Felicia Day with your MW2 level 70, but you’re just a computer nerd.

Sophie: Um, duh. We’re in an advanced computer programming class. We’re all computer nerds.

Professor: Now, now. Sophie’s correct; talking to community members and mentors will improve her chances. But, Jack, there’s no reason you can’t join the IRC chats and the mailing list to get your name out there, too, even if you submit your application today. Most proposals get tweaked a bit after the students are chosen anyway.

Sophie: Plus, Felicia Day is awesome! And she uses WordPress, so ha!

End Act II.

Here’s the deal. The application period opens today. Early applications will likely get a bit more attention up front, but it’s also important that your ideas and approach are vetted by the community and the mentors. If you haven’t already, you should join the wp-hackers mailing list and send your proposal to the list for feedback. We’ll also be doing a few IRC chats during the application period to give students a chance to talk directly with the mentors. Note that not every mentor will attend all three chats, so if you want to talk to a specific person, you might want to email them. Please arrive on time to the chats, as they will be scheduled for an hour, and will have to accommodate multiple students. IRC chats will be held at irc.freenode.net in room #wordpress-gsoc.

Wednesday, March March 31 at 20:30 UTC (4:30pm eastern)
Saturday, April 3 at 21:30 UTC (5:30pm eastern)
Wednesday, April 7 at 20:30 UTC (4:30pm eastern)

This chat room will remain open during the application period, and various mentors and community members may be there and able to answer questions, but the scheduled chats are the only official times at which they are scheduled to do so.

Oh, and if you want to help publicize the WordPress summer of code, grab a flyer and post it somewhere on a bulletin board at your local college campus. Professors, don’t forget to encourage your brightest students to apply!

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Scene: A college classroom

Professor: Is anyone here applying for Google Summer of Code this year? If so, see me after class to discuss getting independent study credit toward your degree.

Jack, a student: Isn’t that a really hard program to get into? Like, hard like getting to level 70 in Modern Warfare 2?

Sophie, a student: I went past 70, I prestiged.

Jack (turning to Sophie): Shut up, you did not!

Sophie: I did, too!

Professor: Not the point, kids. So who’s going to try for a GSoC spot?

Andrea, a teacher’s assistant: There are some great open source projects participating this year. I’d love to see someone from this class get in on the WordPress project.

Jack: WordPress is awesome, but my friend Billy didn’t get chosen by them last year.

Sophie: Billy’s not as smart as he thinks he is.

Jack: You think you could do better?!

Sophie: Of course I do! Any primate could do better than Billy! Or you, for that matter!

Jack: What? I would so beat you out in a coding competition!

Andrea: Sounds like we have the makings of a friendly classroom competition, Prof.

Professor: I think you’re right, Andrea. Tell you kids what. They announce the students who’ve been accepted on April 26th, which is before the semester ends. Let’s turn this into a class project.

Jack (raising a suspicious eyebrow): How do you mean?

Professor: As a class assignment, everyone has one week to write a project proposal for the Google Summer of Code, specific to the WordPress project. The proposals will be graded like a regular assignment. Anyone who gets an A on the proposal can use me as a reference if they apply with the proposal to WordPress and Google for the program. The application deadline is April 9, so you’ll have time to revise your application after it’s been graded.

Sophie: What’s in it for us?

Andrea: If you’re successful in GSoC you earn $5000 for the summer.

Sophie (smirking, to Jack): That’s more than you’ll make working the hot dog cart by City Hall.

Jack: You wish. I’m totally getting in, and you’ll be on the hot dog cart this year.

Professor: And as I was starting to say in the first place, a GSoC project would qualify for independent study credit. Tell you what, as an added bonus, anyone who actually gets accepted into the WordPress GSoC program will get extra credit points on their year end average.

Sophie (perking up): Really? I’m in!

Jack: No way, they’ll choose me first!

Stay tuned for the continuing adventures of Jack and Sophie as they navigate the course of applying to Google Summer of Code to work with WordPress.

That’s right, WordPress is honored to be among the 150 open source organizations chosen to participate in Google Summer of Code this year. Students work on WordPress projects over the summer under the guidance of mentors from among the WordPress core developers, and if they complete their projects successfully Google pays them $5000! Talk about a win-win. Last year’s projects led to some very cool code being created, like the new search API targeted for version 3.0 and the Elastic theme generator.

Professors: Help us and your students by telling them about GSoC and encouraging them to apply. Consider having them write a WordPress plugin or core patch as a class assignment so they can get to know the codebase. Offer to sign on as an adviser for a summer independent study so they can get credit for their work with GSoC.

Students: Check out our Ideas page, and start thinking about projects you’d like to propose. Watch this space for an announcement of some live chat information sessions where you can ask potential mentors questions and get feedback on your pre-proposal ideas. This program is competitive, but is one of the best opportunities out there when it comes to programming. You get real-world experience as a member of an open source community, you make decent money, you make connections with industry leaders, and you get the attention of Google. Not to mention some serious bragging rights. What are you waiting for? Applications will be accepted from March 29-April 9, so start thinking about a project now!

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OMG WordPress BBQ logo This weekend, thousands of WordPress users and developers are among the people attending the South by Southwest (SxSW) Interactive conference in Austin, TX. To celebrate this, we’re throwing a WordPress BBQ at SxSW tomorrow so that there’s a place for us all to get together.

If you’re a WordPress fan attending SxSW (or you just happen to be in Austin), please join us for lunch after 12pm* tomorrow, Sunday March 14. We’re getting the BBQ from Rudy’s and the red velvet cake from Central Market. Yum! Come, eat, talk about the cool things you’re doing with WordPress, let us know what we can do better, gossip about Mark Jaquith’s new hairstyle, whatever. Think of it like a WordCamp without presentations. I’ll be there, lead developers Mark Jaquith and Ryan Boren will be there, core contributors will be there, plugin and theme developers will be there, and basically all the most intelligent and attractive people from SxSW will be there. You should be, too!

Location: Conjunctured coworking space, 1309 East 7th St., Austin, TX 78702. From the convention center, walk up to 7th Street, hang a right, and walk until you get to #1309. If you’re tired of walking, taking a cab is a decent option. Note that this is on the other side of I-35 from the convention center.

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* We’ll keep serving until we run out of food, so probably until around 2 or 3? We’ll have a hundred pounds of bbq meat, a bunch of sides, and dozens of gallons of iced tea, so come hungry.
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We recommend open source software whenever we can, and the Firefox browser from Mozilla is one of our favorites. Firefox 3.6 recently came out with persona support, allowing users to skin their browsers with favorite designs and brands. WordPress users everywhere seem to love the W symbol (at WordCamps it shows up on everything from t-shirts to iPhone skins), so it was only natural that WordPress personas would come along.

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	The “Vintage Press” Persona is inspired by the style of old-fashioned printing presses and the mechanics of working with type. This persona might appeal to WordPress developers and users who appreciate the way things work under the hood.

“Inkwell” is more of a palimpsest* & watercolor hybrid that might appeal to the artists among us. Music, script and spills of color combine…

Okay, I’m starting to feel like an art critic so I’ll stop there. Check out the WordPress personas for Firefox and decide for yourselves.

* I never thought I would have occasion to use the word “palimpsest” in a dev blog post. Never.

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Google News Blog: Bringing Living Stories to WordPress: Google is releasing their Living Stories experimental format as a plugin and a theme for WordPress. Living Stories is an experimental news format from Google. In the form of a plugin, each Living Story would be a WordPress category with the plugin allowing a blogger to add the stories themselves. An example would be nice to see but none is to be found yet. Thanks to a writeup on ReadWriteWeb I would love to see an example blog or screenshots.

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Yesterday, I discovered that the demo at the bottom of my FancyBox Gallery plugin page was broken. After a little research, I discovered that a third-party javascript was the culprit. I’ve disabled that script for now, and alerted the service provider to the problem.

So, my apologies if you came to the page and got the impression that the plugin didn’t work well.

In a related note, I’ve been working (slowly) on some updates to the plugin. Hopefully I will be able to wrap up the changes by the time WordPress 3.0 is released. New features will expand the features to include the ability to use FancyBox with individual images, and an options page with options to set things like the caption placement, special effects, and timing for the image expansion and transitions.

If you aren’t already familiar with this plugin, FancyBox Gallery gives you a nice popup image browser using the attached images displayed by the WordPress [gallery] shortcode. See the plugin page linked above for a live demonstration.

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I’m heading to WordCamp SF again this year and quite looking forward to it. Several folks from Crowd Favorite are making the trip this year.

I’m looking forward to seeing a number of friends in the community this weekend. Of particular note, I’m hoping to talk to more plugin developers and find our new ways that WordPress HelpCenter can work for them.

If you’re going to be around and would like to catch up or perhaps meet up and get acquainted and talk WordPress – get in touch or come say hi at the event.

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I’ve updated my Twitter Tools plugin to version 2.3. This version has several security enhancements (thanks Mark Jaquith) as well as a change that may help some folks that have been seeing doubled digest posts. I recommend upgrading ASAP.

The Twitter Tools plugin creates a full integration between your WordPress site and your Twitter account. You can send your blog posts to Twitter, bring your tweets back into your blog (as posts, in the sidebar or in a digest) and post to Twitter right from your WordPress admin. Twitter Tools also works as a Twitter archiver, so you keep a copy of all your tweets in your WordPress database.

Twitter Tools has no known incompatibilities with WordPress 3.0 at this time and is working in our testing, however that could change between now and the time 3.0 is released. We won’t know for sure about compatibility until 3.0 is out there.

I also wanted to note that Twitter Tools will be supporting OAuth in a future release, before the current authentication is turned off.

The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter (303-395-1346) or you can try the WP Support Forums.

UPDATE: there is a bug in the recent tweet function that has been patched in the development version. I’m going to wait a day or two to see if any other issues arise before releasing the dot one update.

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Global Voices Advocacy has a new guide: Mirroring a Censored WordPress Blog. They continue to be the best source for using WordPress to democratize publishing in places restricted freedom.

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See that nice dip in the graph for this week? I started to preload the cache used by WP Super Cache last Sunday and it’s made a noticeable difference in the load on my server here. The big spike is the preloading process.

I’ve always discouraged users from preloading the cache (Askapache Crazy Cache will do this for any cache plugin), mainly because of the possible problems so many files will cause for hosting companies. If you have thousands of cache files, it’s going to take so much longer to recover from a disk crash.
\nOn the other hand, Google will now be using speed as a metric for judging how “good” a website is. In the past this plugin ignored the pages visited by bots because the bots only visited each page once so caching a page after the fact was pointless. The page, all pages, have to be cached first before Google ever visits.

That’s what it looks like. Once you start preloading it launches a wp-cron job to fetch 100 posts, then schedules another job 10 seconds in the future to fetch another 100 posts until it finishes. It also disables garbage collection of old pages, but making comments or posts will still clear out the appropriate cached files.
\nIt only caches single posts right now. It may not be worth caching archive or tag pages because many sites already tell bots to ignore those pages as the server is doing less work it will serve those archive pages more quickly anyway.

The preloading only works if you’re using the plugin in Supercache or “ON” mode. It’s still a work in progress but has worked fine here. As well as the preloader the development version of the plugin has:\n

Better support for mobile plugins.
A cache tester.
Can be configured to only delete the page a comment is left on, rather than the front page and associated pages.
Works in WordPress 3.0.

It also has a number of bug fixes and other features added too.

I need testers though, so grab the development version from the download page. Install it and please leave feedback here or preferably on the support forum.

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I wrote previously on securing a fresh WordPress install. Today, I’ll cover several WordPress plugins that can be used with fresh or existing WordPress installations to enhance security. I’m not going to cover recovering a hacked site, or exploit scanning tools like Exploit Scanner or WordPress Antivirus in this tutorial.

As before, I’ll emphasize a few things:

1. Your WordPress security is only as good as the security on your local computer. If you’re not running good antivirus and anti-malware software or are using an insecure wireless connection, none of this will matter.
\n2. Likewise, if you’re not keeping your WordPress install updated, none of this will matter.
\n3. I should have at least mentioned this in my previous security article but didn’t: your WordPress security is also only as good as your web server’s security. Since the audience for these tutorials is beginners, I’m going to assume that you don’t have a lot of control over your host’s security settings. So I’m not going to say anything else about this other than to look for a reputable host with experience hosting WordPress.
\n4. Make sure you’re using a strong password. See step 2 of my previous tutorial.
\n5. I’m going to assume you already know how to install WordPress plugins.

NOTE: I’m writing this guide for WordPress 2.92, the current stable release. All of these plugins seem to work with WordPress 3.0, but I haven’t thoroughly tested them.

WP Security Scan

Let’s start by checking for the biggest security holes first, using the plugin WP Security Scan.

After you install you should see a new “Security” section on the left column of your dashboard:

Let’s click “Scanner” and check our file permissions, the most crucial of security settings in WordPress. Chances are everything will be shaded green, and everything’s ok. However, if anything’s not set correctly it will be highlighted in red. Changing file permissions is beyond the scope of this tutorial – contact your web host if you need to change anything.

Next, let’s change our database prefix. This is a “security through obscurity” technique. What we want to do is make your WordPress database harder to exploit by using a database prefix other than the default one – this way any sort of generic, automated attack on the database will likely fail because the hacker will be using the wrong database prefix.

BEFORE ATTEMPTING THIS MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP. I can’t stress this enough. I wrote a tutorial on backing up your WordPress tutorial. Even if you don’t use the plugin I describe there, make sure you’ve got a good backup before proceeding.

If you followed my last security tutorial and changed your database prefix during install, you can skip this step.

Otherwise, click “Database” on the Security section. You’ll see something like this:

If you see something other than “wp_” in the field labeled “Change the current” field, then you can skip the next step.

Change “wp_” to something else. It’s highly recommended that you still keep the _ for database readability in the future, however.

Click “Start Renaming”

If this fails, you’ll either have to change the database prefix manually or not at all. Manual changes of the prefix table are beyond the scope of this tutorial.

Secure WordPress

Next, let’s install Secure WordPress. After you install it click “Secure WP” in the settings column of the left column of the dashboard. Most of the defaults should be fine, except one: if you’re not planning on using Windows Live Writer, check the box next to that option and click “Save Changes.”

WordPress Firewall

The steps above will help prevent attacks by hiding information about your WordPress install from attackers, making sure the correct file permissions are set, and plugging a few potential security holes. Next we’ll install some plugins that actually stop attacks on your blog.

WordPress Firewall is a handy plugin for preventing a variety of attacks. This one is especially important if you weren’t able to change your database prefix. It’s quite simple – just install it. There should be no need to change the default settings. Important: WordPress Firewall has only been tested up to WordPress 2.8. It has not been tested with WordPress 2.92 or WordPress 3.0 beta 2.

Bad queries

Block Bad Queries, like Firewall, prevents hackers from performing certain common dangerous actions on your site. This one you just install and activate – there are no settings to change.

Chap Secure Login

If you’re not using SSL to login (once again, beyond the scope of this tutorial), you can use Chap Secure Login to encrypt your password. This is especially recommended if you use a lot of different computers to access WordPress, or frequently use public wireless Internet connections. Chap is another remarkably simple plugin – just install it and activate it and you’re ready to go. Note: you’ll get a warning the first time you login after installing. According the plugin developers, this is to be expected.

Login Lockdown

Finally, we’ll want to protect against brute force or dictionary attacks. In an out of the box WordPress installation, users can attempt and fail to login an infinite number of times. This means someone could try thousands of password combinations until they got the right one. Login Lockdown will ban users from IP addresses that have tried and failed to login too many times.

Install the plugin and click “Login Lockdown” in the “Settings” section. You should get an options menu that looks like this:

If you have a hard time typing your password correctly, you might want to set the “Max Login Retriess” a little higher.

I also recommend using the “Mask Login Errors” option. Normally, if a user types an incorrect username WordPress will return an invalid user name error. But if the user types a correct username but an incorrect password, WordPress will return an invalid password error. This gives someone trying to crack your password an extra hint as to whether they at least have the right username. If you use the “Mask Login Errors” option, WordPress will return a generic “username or password is incorrect” error instead.

Ask Apache

Many people swear by AskApache Password Protect. However, I have not been able to get it to work with my host. Your mileage may vary. If I understand it correctly, this plugin adds an additional password to the /wp-admin directory. If you allow open registrations and have lot of users logging in, you might not want to use this plugin.

Conclusion

There’s still much more you can do, such as using .htaccess to protect directories, moving core WordPress files, and monitoring for exploits. Those are things we’ll have to cover in the future. If you have need to harden things further now, please see the Hardening WordPress Codex entry. Remember no (usable) site will ever be completely secure, but if you’ve installed the plugins above your chances of getting hacked will be greatly reduced.

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New Plugins

Incomment Referrer

This plugin quite simply lets you know where the users entered your site when they leave a comment. A lot of people who joined the do-follow movement are listed on sites which are a target for comment spammers. To those who suffer comment spam can now find out the page they come from, and block accordingly.

WP Hide Pages

This plugin hides selected pages from menus which created with wp_list_pages function. Essentially it adds exclude parameter to wp_list_pages function but it’s so easy now.

Pages to Page

Create the contents of Recent Comments, Pages, Categories, Archives, Recent Posts and Calendar which are usually shown in the sidebar and insert them onto a post or page.

eletro widgets

It allows yout to use WordPress widgets to set up your home page (or any page) in your blog. You can configure and drag & drop widgets around right in the front end. Please watch the video for further details.

GT – Geo Targeting

Description: GEO target content based on user’s country. Show/hide content to/from users from specific countries, Show a note to users who cannot see the content. Template tags and shortcodes available for use.

Taxonomy Manager

Add, Edit, Delete & Manage taxonomies for posts, pages, links and custom post types with a few clicks of mouse. Makes adding taxonomies a lot easier. Display taxonomy tag clouds and more using widgets and display tags and other info at the bottom of posts.

Updated Plugins

PhotoSmash Galleries

PhotoSmash Galleries has been updated to provide a Gallery Viewer page (an index of your galleries), and now supports EXIF data with easy tags for displaying it ([exif_table] and [meta_data field=''aperture''] or whatever exif fields you have).

Rico Ajax Menu

Can create a menu with tabs, accordions or pulldowns using Rico Ajax

AVH Extended Categories

The AVH Extended Categories Widgets gives you three widgets for displaying categories.

Smart Archives Reloaded

Offers an elegant and easy way to present your posts, grouped by year and month.

Twitter Goodies

This plugin will show your twitter tweets under Sidebar Area (Widget), Post and/or Pages. Tweets will REFRESH AUTOMATICALLY. Also it has reply option inside widget on mouse over action.

WP Google-buzz

Beautiful Google buzz integration to wordpress + 8 different admin panel options (Settings -> WP Google-buzz) + 14 diff button images + Buzz Counter + mouse over effects.

WP Social Blogroll

The plugin adds a cool new blogroll that is able to display the freshness, author name and the latest post-title of your bookmarks. It enables you to sort the blogroll by the latest update of your bookmarked blogs.

WordPress Tweeter

WordPress Tweeter is a plugin that will update a twitter account when you make a new post on your blog. You will be able to customize the tweet template.

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James Kendrick has posted a very comprehensive review of how he blogs from the iPad using the WordPress app and a few other tools:

The WordPress app for the iPad is pretty good, and I usually write the entire blog post in this editor. It’s important to note that there is no fancy visual editor (WYSIWYG) like in the web-based version. It’s a simple text editor that works well for text entry. It’s also a HTML editor, so those familiar with HTML can use it to make posts with sophisticated formatting. I’m too far removed from the old HTML blogging days, so I avoid it.

You can read the full post over on jkOnTheRun.com .

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This Saturday is WordCamp San Francisco! I’ll be there for WordCamp, the developer day and two day code sprint as well.

This year I’ll be speaking at WordCamp, a more technical focused presentation on “Writing Responsible Plugin & Theme Code”. I’ll be covering security items and tips for making sure that your plugin/theme plays nice with WordPress.

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The new Twenty Ten theme is now live on WordPress.com and the default for all new blogs created on the service. As an aside, WP.com (11 million sites) was switched over to 3.0 over the weekend. I love it when we’re able to do that early because we find a ton of bugs in the integration and merge, and then we have 11 million beta testers banging on the software before we do the shrink-wrap release.

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If you’re in the Bay Area, or can be, and want to attend WordCamp San Francisco, go get your ticket today!

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Other Upcoming WordCamps

April 24 (today!) – WordCamp Orange County
\nIrvine, CA USA

April 29 – WordCamp Nashville
\nNashville, TN USA

May 1 – WordCamp San Francisco
\nSan Francisco, CA USA

May 8 – WordCamp Paris
\nParis, France

May 8 – WordCamp Argentina
\nBuenos Aires, Argentina

May 8 – WordCamp Chile
\nSantiago, Chile

May 15–16 – WordCamp Denmark
\nCopenhagen, Denmark

May 15 – WordCamp Victoria
\nVictoria, BC Canada

May 21–22 – WordCamp Italy
\nMilan, Italy

May 22 – WordCamp Malaysia
\nKuala Lumpur, Malaysia

May 22–23 – WordCamp Raleigh
\nRaleigh, North Carolina USA

May 29–30 – WordCamp Fayetteville
\nFayetteville, Arkansas USA

May 29 – WordCamp Yokohama
\nYokohama, Japan

June 5–6 – WordCamp Chicago
\nChicago, Illinois USA

June 12 – WordCamp Reno-Tahoe
\nReno, Nevada USA

June 12 – WordCamp Vancouver
\nVancouver, Canada

June 18 – WordCamp Catania
\nCatania, Italy

June 19 – WordCamp Columbus
\nColumbus, Ohio USA

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Desk Mess Mirrored

Marble desktop covered with a mix of old and new items, such as some vintage papers, a stainless steel pen, and, a hot cup of coffee! Now with threaded comments and sticky posts!

RedSteel

RedSteel quickly grabs the attention of visitors by prominently displaying your featured posts, latest Tweet, as well as links to Facebook, Digg and other popular social media websites.

Adsense optimierte Tweez Follower

The Adsense optimized Tweez Follower Theme ist a free (GPL) WordPress Theme 1000px wide with 2 Sidebars and 4 Widgets Positions: above the content, above and below the Postings, and below the Content. There is also an Option Page to populate the Footer.

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We’re now about a week away from WordCamp San Francisco 2010. I am extremely excited about the speaker lineup this year (6-7 not listed yet), we’ll have a jazz performance, awesome shirts… best WordCamp SF yet. Get your tickets ASAP if you hope to attend.

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Mia Saini did a video interview and article on Forbes called Drop-Out Entrepreneur.

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Photos from the day of Seven on Seven, and the ensuing drinks and dinner.

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A few vignettes of the 1-day collaboration with Evan Roth for Seven on Seven.

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I fiddled with these puzzle cubes all day

After all the lights had been turned off.

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I know there are some efforts to integrate forums with WordPress. Of course there’s bbPress, which can share user logins. And there is the Simple:Press plugin, which seems pretty full-featured. And I have heard references to other efforts for plugins, or integrations for external forum systems. The main problem with external forum systems (as opposed to solutions purely based on plugins and themes) is that if you want a consistent look-and-feel between your blog and your forums, you have to do a lot of work.

Making WordPress look like a forum is mostly a matter of theming. Categories can group forum topics. WordPress posts map to forum posts. Comments map to replies. Administratively, the main differences are in how you manage user accounts, plus maybe some spam control features.

I’m just curious about what other approaches people are taking. Is anybody looking at custom taxonomies and post types for implementing forums in WordPress? I am mainly thinking this would make it easier to present both a blog and forums in a single site install, and easily keep them separate from each other. It seems like this would eliminate (mostly) the need for additional database tables. It’s not a project I’m looking to do myself, but I see the topic come up so often, I’m just surprised that there aren’t several more plugins available in this space.

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I emphasized the importance of backing up in my basic security tutorial, but I discovered all of the backup tutorials I found were out of date. So here’s a tutorial on backing up your WordPress database with the terrific WP-DB-Backup plugin. The great thing about this plugin is that you can have it automatically send you backups by e-mail that you can save both to your local computer and optionally store in your Gmail or other web mail account and an additional off-site backup.

This tutorial assumes you already know how to install plugins.

This tutorial should be forward-compatible with WordPress 3.0

1. Install WP-DB-Backup by Austin Matzko

2. Mouse over Tools so that the down arrow appears

3. Click the down arrow

4. Click Backup

5. You’ll see something like this:

On the left are the default database tables included with WordPress. All of these are included every time you backup. The only thing you have to decide here is whether to exclude spam comments from being backed up (I recommend this) and whether to exclude post revisions (I recommend excluding these too, unless you have a specific reason for keeping revisions).

On the right is a list of additional database tables, most of which were probably created by plugins. There’s also a table called that will end with the name “commentmeta” – this can be used by plugins.

If your plugins have created a lot of data that you would like to save, or you’ve spent a lot of time configuring particular plugins, you’ll want to backup these tables. Otherwise, you can keep your database backups smaller by not checking them.

7. Next we see the Backup Option. There are three choices here:

A. Save to the server

This will save a backup of your database as a file on your web server. I don’t recommend this.

B. Download to your computer.

This will create a database backup file that you can save to your local computer.

C. Email backup to:

This allows you to send a copy of the backup to any e-mail address you’d like.

8. Let’s go ahead and download a copy to our hard drives now.

Check options you want in the Tables section then click “Backup now!”

You should see a progress bar, and when that’s done your browser will prompt you to save the file. You can save this file wherever you’d like.

9. There’s another section called “Scheduled Backup.” This is where this program gets really great.

Here we can schedule a backup to be e-mailed to a particular e-mail address however often we’d like. I recommend checking selecting “Once Daily.”

10. On the right, you’ll see that list of optional tables again. Check the ones you want to backup every time the backup runs.

11. Enter the e-mail address you want the backups delivered to in the “Email backup to:” field.

12. Click “Schedule backup.”

13. You should now get a backup file as an e-mail attachment every day. You should save these attachments to your local computer. If you’re using Gmail or another web mail host that has a lot of storage space, you might want to leave your databases on their server as an additional off-site backup. Be aware that that’s an additional security risk – if your e-mail account is ever compromised, the would have access to all of your database backups.

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Lots of WordCamps coming up, which are great events for publishers to learn more about WordPress and meet the WordPress community:
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This weekend, WordCamp Orange County will be held on Saturday April 24th on the UC Irvine campus.

The following weekend, WordCamp San Francisco will be held on Saturday May 1st, 2010 with a developer day on Sunday May 2nd. There will also be a party on Saturday night. If you haven’t registered yet and are interested in attending, please head over to the WordCamp SF site and register now, as these tickets tend to sell out pretty quickly.

The following weekend on May 8th, 2010 there are three amazing WordCamps happening all over the globe: WordCamp Paris, WordCamp Argentina, and WordCamp Chile.

For more information and a full listing of scheduled WordCamps, head over to WordCamp.org .

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One of the things I love about WordPress HelpCenter is the way we are able to add offerings based on customer demand. Our latest addition is a formalization of a collection of support and maintenance packages so that we can provide pro-active support for our customers.

With these packages, we are not only responding to support and development requests, but we’re also making sure the sites stay up to date, secure and running smoothly. We’ve also added a “bat phone” and associated support packages for customers that need high-priority response times. Hopefully these will work nicely for the folks that have been requesting these things from us.

Over the years providing these types of services we’ve built a number of tools that allow us to do things like upgrade tracking and notification, establishing mirror sites for testing, and complete monitored backup and restore services in a comprehensive and efficient way. I think you’ll like what we can do for you.

We are offering discounted introductory rates for these support packages for a limited time, and we are allowing you lock in these prices for as long a contract as you like.

Of course, we still offer our standard on-demand support and development services as well. Give us a call if there is something we can help with: 303-395-1346.

I’m quite proud that we have also added a collection of testimonials to the HelpCenter web site. We show four of them on the home page and one in most of the page sidebars; they rotate every few minutes. Each time we work with someone, we send them a satisfaction survey. This gives us useful feedback and a way to continually improve our service, and I’m very pleased that it is often quite a morale boost because we’ve been getting great reviews from our customers.

I tried hard to set high expectation with our team from the beginning; that their primary job is making our customers exceptionally happy with the services we provide. I’m thrilled at the way they have embraced this and really put it at the core of how we do business.

Along with all the new packages and testimonials, we’ve given the website a new look as well.¹ Hopefully the header bar makes it easy for visitors to access our contact information from all pages. I also hope that the new home page design helps give people a better idea of what we can do for them when they first arrive at the site.

It’s extremely rewarding to be part of a business like the HelpCenter. The better we do our jobs and the more we can do, the better we serve the WordPress community. Helping make things better is a wonderful feeling.

Design services, of course, by my Crowd Favorite team. [back]

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This past January, WordCamp Boston took place at the Microsoft NERD Center, offering multiple tracks of sessions and speakers for WordPress devotees in the Boston area. Recently, we published some of the sessions from this WordCamp on WordPress.tv—if you missed it, here’s a recap of what’s available.

From the Developer/Designer Track

The Developer and Designer track from WordCamp Boston starts out with some basics and moves into heavier territory. First, there’s Mitcho with “Getting into the Loop,” an introduction to how to work with The Loop and make it work for your WordPress sites. Then, Daniel Jalkut from Red Sweater Software discusses the AtomPub and XML-RPC APIs in “Exercising APIs,” using examples such as desktop, iPhone, and even Web implementations.

Jim Doran gives an overview and a case study in how to use “jQuery in WordPress,” demonstrating layout and animation techniques, DOM manipulation, and JSON, Daniel Collis-Puro shows you how to have “Screaming Fast WPMU” with a whole bunch of optimization techniques and tricks to get your installation up and running smoothly, and Rob Larsen teaches the basics of integrating “HTML5” enhancements into your themes using some JavaScript and a little know-how.

Rounding out the Developer and Designer track, we have Daisy Olsen’s session on “Parent and Child Themes,” demonstrating how to get more mileage out of themes by creating new versions of them as child themes, and “Making BuddyPress Do Thy Bidding” from Boone Gorges, beginning with basic BuddyPress examples and moving on to more specialized fare.

From the Practical Track

The Practical Track contains sessions like “Rock Your Business Blog” from Karen Rubin, focusing on building a brand and an audience using your business blog, “WordPress, PHP, and CSS: Oh, My!” from Shayne Sanderson, covering the very basics of theme development and design to help your blog get off the ground without the need for specialized design work, and “MU-ving to MU” from Automattician Jane Wells, explaining and detailing the changes coming to WordPress MU in WordPress 3.0, as it joins the main WordPress distribution.

WordPress security has been a hot topic lately, and Brad Williams gives his excellent presentation entitled “Lock It Up,” where you can learn several basics to help keep your WordPress site secure. Corey Eulas performs a live critique of sites owned by audience members in his presentation, “SEO Analysis.”

A good overview of legal issues faced by bloggers as they work to create good content is presented in “How Not to Get Sued” by Miguel Danielson and Kimberly Isbell, giving you insight into what you should consider before you hit Publish. And Steve Garfield gives a lightning version of his web video course in “Get Seen: Web Video,” offering tips on everything from equipment to post-production techniques.

The Keynote

In a great sit-down discussion, two of the original authors of The Cluetrain Manifesto discuss its impact, its foresight, and its shortcomings ten years later in “Ten Years after the Manifesto: The Cluetrain Stops at WordCamp.” Doc Searls and David Weinberger sit down with writer Scott Kirsner to discuss the lasting impact and lessons to take from Cluetrain in its second decade.

That’s a lot of video to digest, so dig in, kick back, and enjoy the sessions from WordCamp Boston. Summer brings WordCamps, and WordCamps bring more session video. Be on the lookout for more sessions posted to WordPress.tv! Follow us on Twitter for notices when we publish the latest videos.

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Reflections

Perfect for photofolio blogs or websites using WordPress. Support threaded comments and pretty simple to use. Page in Malay

Homage

Homage is a two-column layout WordPress theme, with a right-hand sidebar. Plus a static pages menu, a replaceable logo area and paged- and threaded- comments.

K9

K2 inspired theme for WordPress. Key features include: widgets support, custom header, threaded comments and post thumbnails.

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Just a quick update on the status of the Ning user import plugin mentioned in the previous post. Boone has now updated the plugin to support the transfer of both users and their custom profile data.

If you’re looking for an easy way to import from Ning then this free plugin is a great choice.

You can find all the latest details and download link over at Boone’s site: Free import from Ning to BuddyPress plugin.

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Randy Kennedy at the New York Times covered the Seven on Seven event and my collaboration with Evan Roth which resulted in Surprise Me on WordPress.com. There was also coverage in BusinessWeek. Hat tips to Niall and Noel for some day-of bug fixes and debugging.

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Typography for Lawyers is a cool use of WordPress for a mini-book. Hat tip: Scots Law Student.

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New Plugins

Hikari Hooks Troubleshooter

Hikari Hooks Troubleshooter creates a draggable window with informations about all functions hooked to Wordpress actions and filters, and lists all conditional tags.

Hikari Unicornified Gravatars

Hikari Unicornified Gravatars converts avatars from people that don’t have a Gravatar, into customized unicorns.

Tal.ki Embeddable Forums

Add a forum, message board, or discussion board to your blog. This plugin will add a Forums page to your blog and allow your members to start their own conversations and topics on your site.

Eletro Widgets

HTML Emails

Converts the default fugly, plain-text email notifications into fully customizable, sweet lookin’ HTML emails.

ArcadePress

Allows you to turn any Wordpress site into a full arcade site, including flash game uploads, categories, and more.

TwitPic-It

As you upload images through the Media Library (or Write Post/Write Page), TwitPic-It will send your image to Twitpic.com, using your Twitter account

Dojo Fisheye Gallery

This plugin can create a photo gallery with a fisheye-style display using Dojo Toolkit Ajax. Put your mouse on the photos and see the effects!

Updated Plugins

page.ly multi-edit

The MultiEdit plugin creates tinyMCE editable regions or “blocks” inside a page template. This is great for creating a template specific content block outside of the normal the_content() output.

Shorten2Ping

Sends status updates to Ping.fm or Twitter everytime you publish a post.

WP Google Buzz

Beautiful Google buzz integration to wordpress + 8 different admin panel options (Settings -> WP Google-buzz) + 14 diff button images + Share Counter Option + mouse over effects.

Broken Link Checker

Check your blogs to see if any of the links are broken.

Simple Twitter Connect

Now updated for @anywhere support! @anywhere is Twitter’s new Javascript library, similar to Facebook Connect.

Rico Ajax Menu

This plugin will create a menu with tabs, accordions or pulldowns using Rico Ajax

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JJJ at BuddyPress has some Helpful Resources for Ning Users. I’ve seen smaller startups rush to fill the space left by Ning’s announcement they’re getting out of their free tier, but honestly if a company with $120,000,000 in funding can’t figure that business out, I wouldn’t hitch my horse to a company with $5-6M. It’s better to get a $10/mo hosting account you know will be around forever and install BuddyPress and have complete and total control over your network, from the domain to the source code.

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Within this review, I will provide an objective view on the video-hosting service called VideoPress (owned by Automattic).

Now I will be one of the first to admit that I am somewhat of an Automattic fanboi. I love WordPress, and use several of Automattic’s other services. However, even I was skeptical of what I considered a too-good-to-be-true video-hosting service.

A Little Background

I have been hosting my videos on YouTube for quite a while now. I especially liked their new HD feature and the ability for my screencast software to export directly to the service.

I didn’t (and still, really don’t) care that the YouTube player is branded and shows ads. It worked, and worked well, and that’s really all I cared about it. And best of all, it was free.

However, I ran into a roadblock with some of my videos. The ten-minute time-limit was really started to kill me. Some of my videos ran longer, and as a result, I’d have to re-script them to run in the allotted time, which was frustrating.

I began searching for alternatives.

The Search Begins

First, there was the highly-touted Vimeo. For $59.95 a year, you get an ad-free player with what seems like unlimited bandwidth and ample storage.

However, as I read into the fine-print, Vimeo had several show-stoppers. The first was the limitations on HD video plays. Users are limited to 25,000 HD plays a year. While this may seem like a lot, it’s about 2080 plays a month. If your video suddenly gets popular, you are out of luck (although you can limit your video to specific domains to reduce this effect).

The 2nd show-stopper for me is the lack of commercial content. It doesn’t matter if the video is non-commercial in nature at all. If you host the video on a site that has any commercial attributes at all (banner ads, Adsense, affiliate links), you’re in violation of their terms and you will get canceled with little notice.

Frustrated, I began looking into more “commercial” type hosting. I took a long hard look at Vzaar and Amazon S3. I then checked out VideoPress.

The rest of the review will present a comparison of the three services and I’ll leave it up to you to decide which is worth your hard-earned money.

For the sake of comparison, I’ll make the following assumptions:

You have 3 GBs worth of video, with each file weighing in at 20 MBs (a total of 150 files).
You receive about 750 plays a month for a total usage of 15 GBs of bandwidth a month.

Vzaar

For $30 a month (for their silver package), you get what appears to be unlimited storage, HD-quality video, and 15 GBs of video-playback bandwidth a month.

Vzaar also allows you to heavily customize their player, has embed options (for sharing), and several other nice features.

However, the first thing I saw then visiting the site is the $30 a month price ($360 a year) and what I considered very little bandwidth. For the 150 video files we assume we have, I can imagine this bandwidth will be consumed rather quickly. You can increase your bandwidth cap, but that means you will also increase your monthly cost.

I tend to think of Vzaar as kind of the Audi of video-hosting sites. Yes, it’s fantastic. Yes, you will pay up the nose. Is it worth it?

Amazon S3

Another video-hosting service I considered was Amazon S3. However, hosting on Amazon S3 is not for your average Joe. It’s fairly complicated and I would argue not for the average WordPress user.

The prices are reasonable ($0.150 per GB of storage and $0.150 per GB of bandwidth). Using our assumptions, this works out to be roughly $5.40 a year for storage (3 GBs * $0.15 *12). Using our 15 GBs of bandwidth will set us back $27 a year (15 GBs * 0.15 * 12). This brings us to $32.40 a year compared to Vzaar’s $360 a year plan.

However, with S3, you are the video host. You must deal with the uploads, the video crunching, the Flash player, the permissions, embed capability, etc.

For me, personally, the complexity wasn’t what turned me off. I didn’t like how “variable” everything was. I wanted one flat bill that I would have to worry about once and forget about it afterwards. With Vzaar I wasn’t getting that. With Amazon S3 I wasn’t getting that.

VideoPress

When I first looked at VideoPress, I was skeptical, especially after looking at other video-hosting sites.

VideoPress provides HD-quality video with 3 GBs of storage for $59.99 a year.

Its main audience is WordPress.com users, who can use the service to upload any type of video they like, as long as it doesn’t violate their Terms of Service.

The end result is a mostly unbranded player with unlimited (yes, unlimited) bandwidth.

Compared to Vzaar, here’s what VideoPress doesn’t have:

An unbranded player
A highly customizable player
Watermarking
MailChimp integration
Unlimited storage
And several others

However, VideoPress does have:

Full integration with WordPress.com
Full integration with self-hosted WordPress installs through its VideoPress WordPress plugin.
Can upload videos as much as 1 GB
Unlimited bandwidth
Can automagically re-size itself to fit your content’s width

And if 3 GBs of storage is not enough for you, you can purchase more at a fairly reasonable price.

So How Does VideoPress Work?

Well, the first thing you’ll have to do is create a site through WordPress.com.

From there, you must purchase the VideoPress option through a WordPress.com upgrade.

Now I know a lot of you who have self-hosted WordPress installs might cringe at the prospect of creating a WordPress.com account. However, this is one of those set-it-up-once-and-forget scenarios. Once the site is set up with VideoPress, you can log out and forget about it (unless you want more storage).

From there, you would install the VideoPress WordPress Plugin on your self-hosted install. After activating, you’ll see a video camera icon when writing a post (next to your other media options). If you click on that, you’re asked to sync with your WordPress.com account. From there, you can start uploading and inserting your videos (via shortcode).

If your video’s dimensions are over 1280×720, VideoPress will provide an HD version of your video.

Who is VideoPress For?

Well, for my purposes, it’s for me: a commercial plugin author wanting a reasonably-priced video hosting solution that I can share with my customers without violating some obscure TOS and worrying about bandwidth caps.

However, for you non-commercial folks out there who like sharing videos of, well, anything, this service is for you as well. The 3 GBs of storage should be plenty, you don’t have to worry about the sometimes spicy ads that free services provide, and you especially don’t have to worry about bandwidth limits. You also don’t have to worry about losing your videos by putting ads or referral links on your site.

Conclusion

In this review I compared Automattic’s VideoPress with two commercial video-hosting sites Vzaar and Amazon S3.

I’ll leave it to you to decide which hosting solution is right for you and your budget.

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WordPress developers take security very seriously, and many security experts evaluate WordPress’s code for flaws. Security updates are made frequently to keep users safe. However, there are some extra steps you can take to make a fresh installation of WordPress more secure and protect against future attacks. Remember, no system can ever be completely secure, but taking preventative measures can be helpful. Much of this guide is based on the advice from the WordPress Codex article on hardening WordPress, but it is aimed at the WordPress beginner. In future articles, I’ll cover advanced security measures, hardening existing WordPress installs, and recovering hacked WordPress sites.

This guide should be relevant for both WordPress 2.92 (the most recent stable release as of this writing) as well as WordPress 3.0.

Overview:

-Preliminary steps for securing your WordPress install
\n-Changing defaults in WordPress to implement “security by obscurity”
\n-Choosing strong passwords
\n-Installing and configuring the Secure WordPress plugin
\n-Keeping WordPress updated and backed up
\n-And we’ll take a first look at some advanced security measures

Preliminary steps:

1. Secure your computer
\nAs the WordPress codex says: “None of the following makes the slightest difference if there is a keylogger on your PC.” Make sure you are running anti-virus and anti-spyware software, and make sure said software is up to date. If you’re on Windows and don’t have any antivirus installed, I recommend AVG Free and Windows Defender.

2. Make sure you’re installing the latest stable version from WordPress.org.

3. If you already have another installation or WordPress or other database software on your server, and your host allows it, create completely new database and a brand new database user that only has access to the new database. This is to insulate your other sites in case someone compromises this installation of WordPress.

Installation:

We’ll follow the basic steps of the famed 10 minute install, but we’ll make a few changes to the default settings along the way.

1. First we’ll change the default table prefix (You won’t be able to change this if you’re installing using Fantastico):

If you’re installing manually you’ll see a screen that look like this:

Change the “Table Prefix” field to something else. Be sure to leave the underscore (_). You should have something that looks like this:

2. Next we’ll change administrator’s username. The default is “admin.” Change this to something secret. You’ll have the option later to set a “nickname” – that’s what your readers will see.

Be sure to use a strong password. Notice how WordPress helps let you know whether your password is weak or strong.

Some tips for creating a strong password:

You shouldn’t use any part of your name, username, or the site name in the password.
\nIt should be at least 8 characters long
\nIt should include numbers and symbols in addition to letters
\nYou child’s first name and date of birth may be easy to remember, but is easy for anyone who knows anything about you to guess.
\nHere’s a strong password generator to help you out.

If you’re using Fantastico you’ll change the administrator username when you setup the new installation. Fantastico doesn’t help you create strong passwords, so you’ll be on your own. Follow the advice above and you should be ok.

3. Finish installing WordPress and login.

4. Next we’ll want to stop WordPress from displaying its verstion number anywhere on the site. I use the plugin Secure WordPress. It also provides some other security features we’ll look at in a moment.

On the dashboard, mouse over Plugins and click the arrow
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Click Add New

In the search field, type “Secure WordPress” and click “Search Plugins”

Find Secure WordPress. To make sure you have the write plugin, verify that it is the one by Frank Bültge.”

Click “Install Now” and then click “OK.” On the next screen click “Activate Plugin.”

5. On the next screen, click “Settings” under “Secure WordPress”

You can leave all these settings alone, but if you’re not planning on using Windows Live Writer you should check “Remove Windows Live Writer link in wp_head of the frontend” and then click “Save Changes.”

Congratulations! You’re now ahead of the curve in terms of WordPress security.

Keep WordPress up-to-date, keep plugins up-to-date

The most important thing you can do now is keep WordPress up-to-date. When new versions of WordPress area available you’ll see a notice on the dashboard when you login:

Click the “Please update now” link to see your update choices. The easiest way is to just click “Upgrade Automatically.” If for whatever reason you can’t upgrade automatically, you can download the newest version and follow the included upgrade instructions.

You’ll also want to keep you plugins updated. You should frequently click on the Plugins link on the dashboard and check for notification that look like this:

Again, upgrading automatically is the easiest method. If you can’t upgrade automatically, follow each plugin’s upgrade instructions.

Backup often

Finally, you’ll want to backup your WordPress database frequently in case anything should ever happen to your WordPress install. WordPress Database Backup makes this a snap. We’ll cover database backups in a future article.

Advanced security

If you want to get your hands dirty with advanced security measures, you can lockdown your WP-Admin folder. We’ll look into the specifics of doing this in the future, but if you want to get started now check out the AskApache Password Protect plugin.

And for bonus paranoid points, ~~you can use Open Source Tripwire~~ to monitor your WordPress files for unexpected changes. In the comments, David pointed out that Open Source Tripwire is no longer maintained, and suggested some alternatives. But here’s a plugin specifically designed for monitoring your WordPress files. Works right out of the box!

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One of the great things about running your own website is that you get to set the course it will take. We’re aware of the upcoming changes that were announced today on the Ning developer site, and we wanted provide some useful resources to help existing Ning users looking to transition to a new platform.

First is the Ning to BuddyPress Blog, currently operated by yours truly. It’s meant to be a raw and simple collection of tools and links to anything relating to easing the transition. It’ll be updated frequently over the next couple of weeks to provide the most up-to-the-minute resources.

Second, Boone B. Gorges has built a Ning to WordPress/BuddyPress user importer, which is a great start at getting some of your data moved over.

Third are our support forums. We have a bunch of really awesome people that are all willing to help should you have any questions or issues.

Lastly, we have our Codex. If you’re not familiar with the word Codex, think of it like a FAQ on steroids. There you’ll find everything from installation steps to higher level techie stuff including how to extend BuddyPress and build your own unique feature set.

Please feel free to ask any short questions in the comments, we’ll do our best to answer common queries.

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I’m thrilled to have webhooks on WordPress.com open for everyone today! Eoin Gallagher and I used mitcho‘s HookPress WordPress plugin for this. I’ve been talking with mitcho and he’ll be incorporating some of our changes in the next release of HookPress.

This is one of those foundational technologies that I’m really excited to have launched and even more excited to see what people us it for.

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The Art of Community: Building the New Age of Participation (Theory in Practice)

Most good open source projects attract an audience of supporters. When the buzz around the project reaches a certain point, it will also pull in detractors. We commonly use the term “community” to describe the group of people discussing the project. Mostly we mean the supporters, but it really includes anybody with an interest in the project, good or bad.

When you observe these communities for long enough, certain archetypes emerge…
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\nFanboy: ravenously positive about the application, even though he’s never used anything else. Will viciously attack anyone who makes even the slightest criticism of the project. Sometimes, the fanboy has never used the application, but is really just a fan of the lead developer.

Zealot: Highly attached to the application. Probably would agree that it’s great as a floor wax and a dessert topping. Will jump in and defend it whenever anyone says anything negative about it. Tends to put out a lot of “+1 me too!” messages.

Enthusiast: Likes the application, and is generally positive about it. Will acknowledge that it has some faults, but feels that they are minor enough to ignore, or can be worked around.

Stoic: Uses the application, but views it as a commodity. If something comes along that looks significantly better in some way, he’ll switch.

Skeptic: Uses the application, but tends to complain about anything that doesn’t work exactly as he thinks it should. Highly suspicious of the motivations behind many design/feature decisions.

Grump: Only uses the application because all the competing products suck even worse. Constantly angry because the developers won’t add the features he thinks are important. As soon as something better comes along, he’s out of here, and he’s taking all his friends with him!

Hater: Doesn’t know why anybody would touch the application with a ten-foot pole. Complains that everyone who works on the project is untalented/idiotic/has a hidden agenda. Has never used the product, and never will, because it’s so inferior to his favorite tool. Likes to troll the mailing lists with inflammatory statements, just to stir up trouble.

Fortunately, most community members will be Enthusiasts. But the extremists, while few in number, can often form a vocal minority which can overshadow the moderate majority. When you start hearing an outcry of praise or complaints, it might be worthwhile to consider if these are really the opinions of your core users or not.

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I’m not even going to link any of the articles because they have so many inaccuracies you become stupider by reading them.

If you’re a web host and you turn a bad file permissions story into a WordPress story, you’re doing something wrong.

P.S. Network Solutions, it’s “WordPress” not “Word Press.”

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SuperBlog

Light and clean theme for personal blogs. Three column, widget ready.

HalfCircle

HalfCircle , comes with theme option, embedded flickr widget to display your flickr image and other features.

Sextant Globe

SextantGlobeTheme

A very simple free WordPress Theme 1000px wide with 1 Sidebar and an Option Page to populate the Footer.

5 Free Sport Wordpress Themes

As spring progresses and the weather warms, people love to shake off those winter cobwebs, head outside, and throw the old ball around. These sports-themed WordPress themes should help you get in the mood for some friendly competition. Each one is widget-ready and gravatar-enabled.

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The end of the killer feature by Scott Berkun. Scott will be speaking at WordCamp San Francisco 2010.

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Affiliate marketing starts with finding products you can stand behind, review and then sharing useful information with your audience. As you the trust of your blog readership grows so too do your opportunities to grow income. Social media services like twitter are great for doing more than just broadcasting. This weeks guest Chris Garrett provides numerous useful tips on how to develop and convert your audience into buyers once you’ve established trust. Also learn how to get started, pick products you like and measure your progress.

Plugin Picks of the Week:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/chartbeat/

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-beta-tester/

http://member.wishlistproducts.com/

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Two reminders for upcoming appearances: This Saturday I’ll be presenting a 24-hour art collaboration with Evan Roth at Seven on Seven at the New Museum. On Monday I’ll be in Durham, North Carolina to speak at Duke University. If you’re interested in the latter, leave a comment and I’ll make sure you get the details. We don’t have a ton of room but I’d like ma.tt readers to be able to attend. After that I’ll be in Houston briefly if anyone wants to do a meetup.

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If you are reading this, there is a very high chance that you are a WordPress user. There’s even a chance that you arrived here through a link in the Other WordPress News widget in your Dashboard. The WordPress Dashboard is a great summary of current activity on your site and in the WordPress community. What some of you might not realize is that you can customize your Dashboard according to what you think is most important.

Dashboard Widgets

When you are viewing your Dashboard, you’ll see that it’s broken in to different sections, each in its own little box. We call each of these boxes a “widget”. At the top of each widget is a title bar which tells you the widget’s name. For example, you’ll probably see Right Now, Recent Comments, Incoming Links, WordPress Development Blog, and so-forth. Most of the Dashboard Widgets you see come standard with WordPress, but plugins can add them, too (for example, the WordPress.com Stats plugin).

Rearrange Things

If you hover your mouse pointer over the title bar of a widget, you should see the cursor change to a four-arrow icon, which indicates that you can move this item. You can drag-and-drop the widgets to rearrange their order. Sometimes it can be a little tricky, especially if you are trying to move things in a way that requires the screen to scroll.

You can make things a little easier by using the next tip: you can collapse and expand a widget by clicking on the title bar. You may also have noticed that when you hover over the title bar, a downward-pointing arrow appears on the right side. This arrow can be clicked to expand/collapse without the chance of starting a drag-and-drop action. With the widgets collapsed, it is generally easier to arrange the order.

Only Show Your Favorite Widgets

Moving your most-used widgets to the top, and least used to the bottom is helpful. But there might be some widgets that you just aren’t interested in at all. For instance, I never use the QuickPress widget, so I remove it from the Dashboard completely. To choose which widgets are visible, click Screen Options in the upper-right area of your Dashboard. You’ll see a list of all available widgets, with a checkbox next to each one.

You may also notice that there is a selector for Number of Columns. I work mainly on my laptop, so 2 columns is optimal for me. But if you have a large screen, you might choose to enable 3 or 4 columns.

Configure Your Widgets

On some widgets, you may see a Configure link appear when you hover over the title bar. Clicking this will allow you to set extra options for these widgets. For example, you can decide how many comments to display in the Recent Comments widget, or how many headlines to display for the WordPress Development Blog widget.

Customize!

That should give you a good idea of how you can customize the Dashboard to your liking. Hide things you don’t care about, move your favorite widgets to the top, customize what information they show you! It’s your Dashboard, make it work for you.

In case you’re wondering about my preferences, I like to keep the Right Now and WordPress.com Stats widgets at the top. I tend to have several draft posts hanging around waiting for edits, so the Recent Drafts widgets comes next in the left column, followed by Recent Comments. Under Stats on the right, I have WordPress Development News and Other WordPress News.

The WordPress Development Blog tends to be pretty low-traffic, so I have it configured to only show the 2 most recent headlines. But the Other WordPress News feed tends to update at a pretty rapid pace, so I configure it to display 15 headlines. I recommend that anyone interested in keeping up with happenings in the WordPress community configure this widget to display 10 or more headlines, and check it often. You can also visit the Planet WordPress site, if you think you might have missed something.

That should about cover things. If you haven’t already customized your Dashboard, I highly recommend that you do. It’s easy to set things up in a way that gives you all of the information that <em>you</em> consider the most important, right at your fingertips!

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WP Comsoon

WP Comsoon (from “Coming Soon”) creates a little widget for the sidebar to display the titles of the next scheduled posts of the blog.

Rico Bookmark Tree

This plugin can create a simple bookmark list with a tree structure on a post using Rico Ajax

Simple Author Box

Adds a simple author box with Gravatar image below the articles on single page. You can add Twitter and Facebook profiles.

WP Footer HTML

This plugin allows you to insert HTML in the footer of your blog and you can set it to add the data just to the homepage.

Updated Plugins

SEO Ultimate

This all-in-one SEO plugin can handle titles, meta, noindex, canonical tags, 404 monitoring, robots.txt, auto-linking, and more. Version 1.9 adds title tag editing for category archives.

Embed Article

Embed Article WordPress Plugin prevents copyright theft by offering an alternative solution to your readers who copy your content. The Embed Article alternative benefits you in enough ways that you’ll begin encouraging readers to take your content.

Slide2Comment

With this plugin you have the possibility to add a sexy slider to your comments, which mark all comments as spam, if you haven’t used the slider before.

DDay

This plugin allow to associate a countdown to events.

ONW Simple Contact Form

ONW Simple Contact Form is a basic form with reCAPTCHA for sending email from your blog.

WP-PageNavi

Adds a more advanced paging navigation to your WordPress site. Version 2.70 features better theme integration as well as an improved settings page.

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Today we did our first team WordPress code review. Even though we build on WordPress MU as much or more than we have with single user WordPress, we all wanted to get a better sense of how that functionality had been merged into 3.0.

It went pretty well I think. We met at the office, got started, ordered some pizza, and wrapped up after a few hours.

The process was pretty simple:

Diff the WordPress 2.9 branch and trunk (3.0)
Review the differences
Keep collective notes in an EtherPad doc, flagging things to investigate in plugins/themes we’ve written, test specific new features, and bugs to file in Trac

We got through the wp-admin directory and will need to do another round or two to get through wp-includes. This is the first we’ve tried to do a team code review like this and I think it worked very well. Having everyone’s collective experience made for quick work in referencing how we’ve built various things in the past; as well as looking things up to confirm various suspicions.

We’ve already started building a few sites on 3.0 and testing upgrading several existing sites to 3.0 and have found a half-dozen or so plugins that have broken already due to changes in the 3.0 codeline. Some of these will be resolved by us changing how we have various features implemented, others will hopefully be resolved by submitting bugs and patches before 3.0 ships.

With Open Source you have a unique opportunity to test-run the code and help make sure that the shipping version is a high quality product that works with your enhancements, etc. My experience has been that we push WordPress a little farther than most folks do in terms of the custom features and functionality we build on top of it. Because of this, I think it is important for us to do some testing with the pre-release code so that we can help identify more subtle functional changes and regressions that can affect more sophisticated site builds.

It’s always a tough balance to get this done on top of our client work (hence the Saturday code review session), but I definitely want us to help out when we can.

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ALogo

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WoW Blue

2 column, fixed width, widget ready theme for World of Warcraft related blogs

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Apply now! (Don’t forget to use our application template.)

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In Africa every morning a gazelle awakens knowing that it must outrun the fastest lion if it wants to stay alive. Every morning a lion wakes up knowing that it must run faster than the slowest gazelle or it will starve to death.

It makes no difference whether you are a lion or a gazelle:
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The entrepreneurs and organizations our firm serves are not unlike the gazelle, constantly pursued by the corporate "lions" with seemingly limitless resources. With responsibility for core business practices in addition to the increased requirements of efficiency and customer satisfaction, how is one to maintain, much less gain market share?

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Midwest Life Science Index

Midwest Life Science Index
Midwest Life Science Index

Midwest Life Science Index
Midwest Life Science Index

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Midwest Technology Index

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