Anyone who has read Smashing Magazine, ProBlogDesign, and WPHacks has read articles by Jean-Baptiste Jung. He was also highly talked about in mid 2009 when he created a Digg-like website with the WordPress core called WPVote. This was without altering the core and not bridging in platforms like Pligg.
Jean-Baptiste is really busy and just seeing [...]
I have noticed a lot of plugins over the years lack the ability to totally uninstall files. What I mean by totally uninstalling is that when you use your WordPress admin panel to delete the files, it does not always take away the database tables that were installed in the beginning. A couple I can [...]
Remember the website Jean-Baptise Jung started called WPVote.com? During mid-2009, WPVote.com was the talk amongst WordPress bloggers. Why? Because it was a site built with the WordPress core as a digg-like site. This was a break through for those who were still doubtful of the power of WordPress as a CMS.
When Jean-Baptiste did not have [...]
Is blogging a lost art? Has it been superseded by social media such as Facebook and Twitter? Do we only communicate now in 140-character snatches?
Full post.
Not to hate on people with a large number of following, because I have quite a few myself, but apparently you cannot maintain a good relationship outside 150 people. Yes, this has been covered in the Mashable article Your Brain Can’t Handle Your Facebook Friends.
Where did the number of 150 come from? It is from [...]
Since then, McDonalds has expanded from one restaurant to a franchise that is around the world. Literally McDonalds is one of the most recognizable brands. Even children know McDonalds by just seeing the golden arches for their signs. How to I know. My own son right before he was 2 years old, he knew exactly [...]
[This is a guest post by Stacey Cavanagh. Stacey is from Manchester, UK and works in Online Marketing for Tecmark: SEO Liverpool & Manchester. You can follow Tecmark on Twitter at http://twitter.com/tecmark ]
We all hope that our blogs will eventually transition from ‘just another blog,’ into an active community discussion platform. This largely starts with [...]
For an online game, Roller Coaster Kingdom on Facebook its not bad. The game lags badly, but is more responsive than when I first started playing. Roller Coaster Kingdom lags so badly that even with cable internet, the game application freezes the screen off and on. This still happens even through I have noticed less [...]
Celebrity Life on Facebook almost sounds like another more popular game, Sorority Life. First off, there similarities in name are some of the only things in common with Sorority Life.
Celebrity Life
It took a couple months for the creators of Celebrity Life to finally allow energy (called events) and attack levels (called Walk-offs)to reset when leveling [...]
Most blogs aren’t very browsable. They work well for regular visitors who want to see the latest entry. But for readers who want to explore earlier posts, they can be a challenge.
In this article I’ve shared some navigation tips to help make your blog more browsable. Since these are but a few of many ways [...]