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Adding facebook-like chat panel the wordpress way

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Other posts in this site have already introduced how to add some fun into your own site, like collapsible login block or facebook-like chat panel. Most are dealing with drupal. Today I am going to show you what a cake it is to create the similar facebook-like chat panel right into your own WordPress.

Intense Debate supercharges WordPress commentsphere

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Automattic, the company behind WordPress, has aquired Intense Debate (ID), a hosted commenting system based in Colorado yesterday.

ID with its cool features like threading, e-mail replies, reputation points, voting, and global profiles will be built directly into future versions of WordPress and Gravatar. It means better management, tracking, organization and easier comment flow with the holy grail of a universal OpenID. And with its comment importers and exporters feature, you are free from the fear of losing your comments database.

I couldn't find out how big is the money for the acquisition. Do you know? With 4,194,374 blogs hosted in WordPress.com alone, and still counting, along with more than a quarter of a million legitimate comments every day, I bet it is huge money.

The future of blogging community and WordCamp

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WordCamp Philippines 2008 which was attended by 400 Filipino bloggers and held in two venues, Davao and Manila in the Philippines last September 6 was a success. It was considered a landmark event for the country, as it was the first WordCamp organized in Asia, South East Asia precisely and also attended by the creator of Wordpress himself.

To those who didn't have a chance to attend it, here is the Wordpress lead developer Matthew Mullenweg...

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