WordPress 2.8 features survey

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With WordPress 2.7 in the bag, the development team is looking ahead to what features should go into version 2.8. To that end, they have announced a survey to find out what features the community thinks is most important. It presents a list of several possible features (theme browser/installer, performance improvements, sortable columns in edit lists, OpenID integration, etc.) and asks how important you think each one is. Then it asks you to provide your top three priorities.

I think surveys like this are a great way for the WordPress development team to fine-tune the community feedback that they get from the WordPress Ideas Forum. It only takes a couple of minutes to fill out the form. If you want to help drive the direction of the next version of WordPress, go take the survey now.

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    I don't upgrade my blog to WP2.7 yet and now they are willing to release another WP2.8.? Oh..my…! I should do the upgrade soon. :-)

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  22. Armen Shirvanian says:

    Gauging the views of WordPress users, as far as what they want to see in an even more enhanced future version, is a solid way to continue the rise of WordPress usage on the internet. WordPress has a very large community behind it, from the actual developers, to theme makers, to various plug-in coders, and the many writers that depend on it for content release. This survey is worth taking part in.

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  40. Eiffel Tower Facts says:

    This feature is pretty cool! Thanks for sharing.

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