I’ve upgraded this site to WordPress 1.2. The process was quick and painless. It took me about 20 minutes, 15 of which was spent making a backup up my databases and my web directory. You won’t see any obvious changes on the site right now. But maybe sometime soon I’ll find time to start taking advantange of some of the new features, and adding some plugins.
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All your posts showed up as new again in your RSS feeds…
Something changed in the timestamps. I’m not sure whether it was the old feed or the new feed that was out of whack.
Just fired up Wordpress for the first time and it was pretty easy to install.
Now I need to figure out the procedures for linking up with other blogs and the nuts and bolts of running Wordpress. What’s textpattern? How is it used?
Reason I ask is that my install of textpattern failed. I guess it’s some kind of wysiwyg html editor?
Textpattern is a different blog system. Were you talking about that, or about the Textile text formatting Plugin for WordPress?
Hey, thanks for including it with the mingus.
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