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This is a presentation that I gave at the San Francisco WordPress Meetup group in June of 2010. WordPress as a CMS – Case Study of an Organizational Intranet Download the Presentation (2MB, PDF)

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Here’s one from my email: I’ve done nothing on my WordPress site in ages but am about to put up a story. I see (and had heard) 3.0 was available to download. Do you think I dare do it, here with nobody to help me if it all screws up? My feeling is that it [...]

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Saturday Mornings, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM Join us for a 5-week course that will get you started with the WordPress blogging platform. We will cover the following subjects: Week 1: July 10 – Why WordPress? WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org, and how to install. Week 2: July 17 -  The basic components of WordPress content:  Posts, [...]

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About 25 WordPress users, programmers, designers, and enthusiasts came to Tech Liminal for the monthly East Bay WordPresss Meetup. The main topic of the day is custom theming, but we also spent some time discussing backup and security issues, especially in light of the recent “pharma hack” (read more about this at Chris Pearson’s site). [...]

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Today’s Bloggers’ Support Group was a bit chilly due to a broken furnace, but we were pretty excited to meet and make progress towards our end-of-year blogging activities. There are 20 days left to finish our 10-post Blogging Challenge. How are you doing? Wanda suggested looking at past success. What have you accomplished in the [...]

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