Dude, great job on all of it. This is inspiring me to take a look back on last year for me. We’ll see if I can come up with something as cool as this list.

Great tips.Dont agree with deleting friends that often though. you just never know when you’ll make some useful conection,

Love the notifications to.best part of facbook fun is following the converstion…

I’m serving multiple WordPress blogs on separate domains from a single installation, but without using WordPress MU (multi-user). Yes, I realize you can probably do everything I’ve done here by using WPMU. However, in my situation:

1. I had already installed 2 versions of WordPress and didn’t want to start all over.
2. I wanted to easily share plugins and themes across multiple blogs without having to install them over and over. WPMU may do this, I didn’t look deeply into it. I have several blogs which use a few of the same plugins.
3. I didn’t want to do all the hacking involved in making WPMU serve multiple domains, Again, WPMU may do this, and it’s probably easy, but it seemed to involve a plugin. I’ll rephrase, I didn’t feel like slogging through the steps to make it work.
4. This struck me as being easier when I thought of it.
5. I wanted to spend 15 minutes or less to figure it all out.
6. To summarize: Laaazy!

Maybe this will be helpful to you, and perhaps less daunting than a WPMU install. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >>

I am planning to use Phillip Harrington dot com to post multiple topics. I also want these topics fed to other sites.

To that end I found the amazing FeedWordPress plugin, and so far I am magnificently happy with it. It does everything I dreamed and more. The software is brilliant. Use it and donate handsomely to the developer who wrote it.

This is a test post to see if this entry here filters into my business/programming specific site, WebLaCarte. Watch this category, or the WebLaCarte feed for posts on this topic. Fun, eh?

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