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[…] plugins that are ever-so-slightly outdated on WordPress.org. In short, I’m considering moving them to GitHub, improving them, adding someone to to team to begin to help provide support for some of them, and also release a few of the ones that I’ve put together that are specifically targeting regular bloggers. That’ll come later in […]
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