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About a month ago I posted about how fast WordPress 3.0 was being downloaded and there was a terrific discussion about the sheer amount of data that was being grabbed to get at the 3.0 version of WordPress.? We even had some comments as to why it was being downloaded at that scale. Well as of today the download counter reads that it has been downloaded just over 10.3 million times since it was released last month and the counter keeps rolling along! So what is it that makes the WordPress platform so popular?? What is it that drives people to download it over 10 million times? If you had the opportunity to talk to a non WordPress user what would you tell them about it to show that it is worth downloading and putting to use for a website?

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WordPress 3.0 – 10 Million Downloads and Counting

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If you have been on Twitter today, you might have come across a huge argument between WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg and Thesis theme developer Chris Pearson. Matt is unhappy that unlike other premium themes, Thesis does not distribute/sell their themes under the GPL licensing system. We have discussed about exploring GPL and the risks through a lengthy article in the past and whether it is a viable model or not

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What’s Your Take On the GPL Argument Between Matt and Thesis?

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WordPress 3.0 came out couple of days ago and there might have been people who have upgraded to the latest version of WordPress. Though I am really not impressed with WordPress 3.0 yet and am exploring it throughout (a full review is coming soon ) to be able to explain what it has and what it does not. I found that the latest and greatest update to the best blogging platform does not pack in much features which the end user will find useful

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What Did You Like In WordPress 3.0?

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I have been thinking about this post for a while.? It really started to come to me after I went through a server move of my own website which I discussed on this site last month – Moving Your WordPress Site and Database . I did a lot of manual cleaning of my database to get rid of orphaned tables that had been in the database since the day I first set up a WordPress based website

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Cleaning Up A WordPress Database After Plugins and Themes Are Uninstalled

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For quite some time I have been struggling to moderate comments on my technology blog, the problem is not only with an abundance of comments, but also with lots of trackbacks/pingbacks.

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Segregating Comments and Trackbacks In Admin Panel?

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