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11 Responses to “Wordpress 2.0 Beta”

• » Good news for WordPress users

  November 21st, 2005 11:00 pm

  […] Darren and Duncan, Ozzie uber-bloggers, are both chatting about the release of WordPress 2.0 in beta. […]

• Tiago Gaspar

  November 21st, 2005 11:11 pm

  Here’s a review of the WordPress 2.0 beta by mytestbed.com

  And images from the admin panel at looce.com

  If you want to see a list of plug-ins that are working right now, check the at wordpress.org

  :)

• Tiago Gaspar

  November 21st, 2005 11:14 pm

  Probably a typo made the last link a bad one, here is the thread at wordpress.org that I was talking about…

• jesse

  November 22nd, 2005 12:50 am

  admin panel looks like wordpress.com

• Andrew

  November 22nd, 2005 1:03 am

  I just blogged about this, and it never occurred to me to use the term “beta.” I’m no longer sure about the meaning of beta.

• B0mBjAcK

  November 22nd, 2005 2:07 am

  Yaay! Great news I use WP for all of my blogs, have been using it for some time now and LOVE it. WP is probably one of the best peices of Bloging software.

• Barry Bell

  November 22nd, 2005 2:15 am

  I’m 99% sure it’s virtually the same as Wordpress.com - so if you want to go check it out, sign up for a Wordpress.com account.

  Also virtually the same backend as WordpressMU, which we’re using.

• IO ERROR

  November 22nd, 2005 5:41 am

  Now’s definitely the time to start playing with WordPress 2.0 (beta). It’s got surprisingly few bugs after a whole bunch of people got together two weekends ago and knocked out some 100 bugs on the list, and the previous weekend, when a few dozen more were squashed. It’s now pretty stable; I even have it running on one live blog (but I’m also quite capable of fixing WP should it break). Don’t try that at home.

• ChrisH

  November 22nd, 2005 12:50 pm

  Now you know Darren is excited when you see a post that short! I guess he didn’t want to waste time writing, and wanted to rush off and try it. I know I did the same :)

• ChrisH

  November 22nd, 2005 2:15 pm

  Ok. Have just knocked up a “five minute” review with a screenshot of the Write Posts page: http://www.qwertyrash.com/archives/wordpress-review-five-minutes-with-wordpress-20-beta-1/

• Gerard McGarry

  November 22nd, 2005 5:48 pm

  WordPress.com has a lot of the feature set that will appear in the 1.6 version. Remember though, that the dot com version will be much more restricted because it is a managed service. There is no substitute for running a standalone version with your own web host - you can freely choose the plugins and themes you want, keep better track on your stats, etc.

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