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If you're a blogger, you probably make plans both grand and modest about publishing new posts and content. One can be easily overwhelmed by such plans, and it's nice to have a way to keep up to date with such important matters. For those using WordPress, the Editorial Calendar plugin allows users to view all of their posts, their status, and information about how many posts are planned for a given...

While this latest version of WordPress is a very fine way to create a weblog, it is quite a bit more than that. With WordPress 2.1, visitors can auto-save their drafts, take advantage of a streamlined visual editor interface, and also implement a number of new plugins. One of the best features of WordPress is that they offer a number of helpful instructional materials on their website, including...

Though commonly thought of as a type of blogging application, WordPress is much more than that. Recently, WordPress released a new version of their software that includes helpful new plugins (many created by their dedicated users) and themes. Visitors can use the tutorial on their site to learn about the many uses of WordPress, and they should also look through the "Extend" area to learn about the...

Write Freely is an open-source, distraction-free blogging environment. It produces minimalist blogs with "no news feed, notifications, or unnecessary likes or claps to take you away from your train of thought." Users compose posts in a simple, auto-saving editor using either Markdown or HTML formatting. Posts on Write Freely-driven sites can be federated to any other site or service that supports...

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