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Thanks for laying this out with such a great example, Andrew. I'm going to have to play around with this.

Glad to hear the tutorial worked out for you. Cheers.

When every WordPress blog is using the cleanest, most advanced and beautiful themes; running the best, carefully coded plugins; isn't repeating anyone else's mistakes; and there are no more helpful features to be added to WordPress or ways to make it better; then yes, there's nothing to blog about anymore.

Until then, blog.

I upgrade w/o checking for changes—unless the plugin has previously broken my blog (Like WP Super Cache). Of course, I don't care if my blog is broken since usually it's not that hard to fix: 1. Deactivate the plugin. 2. Go on with my life.

Out of the options presented: I'd like an intermediate plugin that hijacked the "Right Now" widget on the dashboard to let me know about the coming changes or hijacked the "upgrade your WordPress" yellow warning-box-thing. Maybe with an ajax-y close-this-window checkbox?

I made sure I had my StumbleUpon toolbar handy before the page even finished loading…

Nice post.

Sounds like a fun experiment, Andrew. Looks like it'll be an interesting month on Fun with WordPress.

Andrew, this is very cool. Thank you for this.

No brand is one of the many things I loved about Adam Freetly's entry into the Sandbox Designs competition, Promised Land. It's an interesting idea.

Hey, that looks pretty cool*!

And as a BTW, I really like the Nada coffee logo. Nice one, whoever did that.

*although I'm getting the evil horizontal scroll on a tiger mac @1024 x 768. It's evil I tell you.