[wp-hackers] WP Plug-in Manager

[Jason goldsmith]

Well, once the plugin is run ONCE with the auto-reporter it would be
in the database....so for the ultra-paranoid developer you'd just have
to turn on the reporter on a test blog with only your plugin installed
and run one cycle of whatever it reported and there it would be.

Also, the idea of an auto-reported plugin database is not to utterly
replace announcing plugins manually, but to make it so that you
generally won't HAVE to report them to a bunch of different sites
manually.

On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 10:55:15 -0400, scriptygoddess
<scriptygoddess at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I agree with 99.9% of what he just said :)
> 
> However - Sometimes I create a plugin for someone else - so I may or
> may not be using it personally specifically on my site - or even a
> test site. How do you count those in? (There's an argument for the
> RDF) And I know you could say the person who I created it for can run
> that "here's what plugins I'm using" thing - but they may or may not
> want to. I don't think I'd run it on my personal (password protected)
> journal.
> 
> -Jenn
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