[wp-hackers] Perfecting WordPress - a checklist
Stephen Cropp
steve at de-generationx.net
Sat Aug 7 05:24:28 UTC 2004
Matt Mullenweg wrote:
>
> I think that list is a good reminder that we shouldn't become to
> disconnected from the real world.
>
The Real World?? No.... Say it isn't so! You mean there is something
more to life than the Internet and coding for the sake of coding? :-)
</facetious remark> ;-)
A lot of the suggestions are very good. However, I can see the databases
of whatever platform implements his link and abbr suggestions becoming
rather bloated with a lot of tables. As for post metadata links, surely
this is just an extension of the trackback/pingback functionality
already in pretty much every blogging software available today?
As far as his updated Content goes, most of his suggestions are better
suited to a wiki (like the diff of changes/updates to posts) and if you
are really producing content that you want to track that sort of
information for, a blog tool (like WP, MT, Blogger or any other) is
probably not really suited to the task.
A lot of what is suggested in his document is already available in WP
and other platforms. There are only a few things I personally would
consider impractical or not suited to a blogging platform. The diff
suggestion being the most obvious.
I don't disagree with Anne, I like a lot of what is suggested. However,
it looks like his "perfect blog" is really something more like a CMS
such as Tikiwiki. To get all the functionality he suggests, you would
end up with a product that basically IS tikiwiki as a blog.
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