Displaying 1 To 7 Of 7 Comments I voted “Yes” in your poll, Jeff. I think a WordUp is a fantastic alternative for any organized event that would like to share their passion and joy for WordPress without worrying about using the WordCamp trademark and all of the “guidelines” that come along with it. I would venture to guess that there are some folks out there who would like to be free to run an event without oversight – WordUp, or (almost) any other alternative name is an opportunity to do that, without ruffling any feathers or upsetting the official WordCamp status quo. Also happy to see valued WP’ers like Mike Little and Donnacha involved in helping make WordUp Edinburgh a success. Kudos to all of them for finding an alternative and making it happen – I’d attend if it weren’t for that very large body of water between me and it, and the time it takes to get there. Someday I’ll visit Scotland! » Posted By Lisa On September 18, 2011 @ 12:48 AM WPWeekly Episode 102 – Lisas New Project Want to mention here all the folks who are involved with the WordPress All In One Desk Reference project – - I surely don’t think I could write a 900+ page book all by myself! haha: Andrea Rennick, Michael Torbert, Cory Miller, Kevin Palmer ..and myself Everyone writing portions of the book based on their individual areas of expertise. Thanks for taking the time today, Jeff – I always have such a good time on your show :) » Posted By Lisa On June 20, 2010 @ 11:17 AM Small Potato Coming Back Again Well I see the Small Potato is here in person :) I hope he returns too…his tutorials helped me so much. » Posted By Lisa On October 9, 2009 @ 11:04 PM At Least Three Books To Look Forward To Heh – you WERE right across the hall when the talk took place .. so, absolutely you can say it :) » Posted By Lisa On July 17, 2009 @ 6:58 PM Thanks for the mention, Jeff – - I’m really excited about the BuddyPress book. The more I dig into BuddyPress, the more I am loving it :) Have a great weekend :) » Posted By Lisa On July 17, 2009 @ 4:43 PM For multiple recipients, just seperate with a comma like this: email1@emailhost.com, email2@emailhost.com » Posted By Lisa On July 7, 2009 @ 11:55 AM New WordPress Book For Plugin Development I bought this book yesterday from Amazon – really looking forward to getting my hands on it :) » Posted By Lisa On March 6, 2009 @ 11:28 AMComments Posted By Lisa
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