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In this fun filled episode of WordPress Weekly, I was privileged to be joined by two awesome members of the WordPress community, Andrea and Ron Rennick also known as the WordPress MU Gurus. During the show, we talked about a number of different things related to WordPress MU including the impending code base merge with WordPress, plugin and theme compatibility, the differences between WordPress and WordPress MU, usability enhancements to the WordPress MY back-end interface, and much more. Near the end of the show, we talk about the trend of plugins switching to a paid model which I find to be a very interesting topic.

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WordPress 2.9.1 Released

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On January 12th, I’ll be interviewing Joshua Strebel of Page.ly

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Episode 83 which was originally scheduled to be recorded on December 29th has been rescheduled for January 5th. This is due to a number of reasons such as my recent upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium, software configuration that still needs to take place, and last but not least, family reasons regarding the guests. By January 5th, I’ll be all set and ready to interview both Ron and Andrea Rennick where we’ll be talking about everything regarding WordPress MU. Can’t wait to hear their thoughts on what the merger means to them and to the broader scope of the project.

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