Some of you who are using WordPress might find the information in this page useful. Here are all the WordPress plugins currently being used in WebGrrrl.net (embarrassingly many!):

• Add to Any: Share/Bookmark/Email Button v.9.9.3.5:
  Help readers share, bookmark, and email your posts and pages using any service. By Add to Any.
• Advanced Category Excluder v.1.4.3:
  This plugin helps you to manage your content, RSS feeds, sidebar widgets, and fine tune where you want to display your posts, pages, links, link categories, or hide. By DjZoNe. (read what I think of this plugin)
• Akismet v.2.2.6:
  Akismet checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they look like spam or not. You need a WordPress.com API key to use it. By Matt Mullenweg.
• All in One SEO Pack v.1.6.6.2:
  Out-of-the-box SEO for your Wordpress blog. By Michael Torbert.
• Cute Profiles v.1.0.0:
  Cute Profiles adds all your Social Profile icons vertically on left or right side of your pages, which will remain visible all the time though the page is scrolled and without consuming the sidebar space. By Tejaswini Deshpande, Sanjeev Mishra.
• Dean’s Permalinks Migration v.1.0:
  With this plugin, you can safely change your permalink structure without breaking the old links to your website,and even doesn’t hurt your google pagerank. By Dean Lee.
  
• FeedBurner FeedSmith v.2.3.1:
  Originally authored by Steve Smith, this plugin detects all ways to access your original WordPress feeds and redirects them to your FeedBurner feed so you can track every possible subscriber. By FeedBurner.
• Google (XML) Sitemaps v.3.1.6:
  This plugin will generate a sitemaps.org compatible sitemap of your WordPress blog which is supported by Ask.com, Google, MSN Search and YAHOO. By Arne Brachhold. (read what I think of this plugin)
• Header and Footer v.1.0.8:
  Header and Footer plugin let you to add html/javascript code to the head and footer of blog pages.. By Satollo.
• MyBlogLog Widget v.2.0:
  Adds MyBlogLog widget to your blog. By MyBlogLog Team.
• No WWW v.1.0:
  WWW checks in, it doesn’t check out. By Matt Mullenweg.
• reCAPTCHA v.2.6:
  Integrates a reCAPTCHA with wordpress. By Ben Maurer & Mike Crawford.
• Robots Meta v.3.2.2:
  This plugin allows you to add all the appropriate robots meta tags to your pages and feeds and handle unused archives. By Joost de Valk. (read what I think of this plugin)
• RSS Feed Signature v.1.1:
  Add a customised signature or tag-line to your RSS feed(s). Enable then configure in Manage -> RSS Signature. By Brendan Borlase.
• Smart Ads v.2.2:
  Automatically adds advertisements before and after your post’s single page content based on word count or post age. You can also ad custom ads using the built in shortcode. Just type into your posts to display the custom ad. By John Kolbert.
• Subscribe to Comments v.2.1.2:
  Allows readers to recieve notifications of new comments that are posted to an entry. Based on version 1 from Scriptygoddess. By Mark Jaquith.
  
• Tag Suggest Thing v.1:
  Tag Suggestions for Wordpress. By Christine From The Internet.
• Top Commentators Widget v.1.2:
  Adds a sidebar widget to show the top commentators in your WP site. Adapted from Show Top Commentators plugin. By Lorna Timbah. (yes, moi!)
• Twitter for WordPress v.1.9.7:
  Displays your public Twitter messages for all to read. By Ricardo González.
• WP-ContactForm v.3.1.4:
  Originally developed by Ryan Duff, modified and enhanced by Doug Karr. By Douglas Karr.
• WP AJAX Edit Comments v.2.4.0.3:
  Allows you and your users to edit their comments inline. Admin and editors can edit all comments. By Ronald Huereca.
• WP Super Cache v.0.9.7:
  Very fast caching module for WordPress. Once enabled, you must enable the cache. Based on WP-Cache by Ricardo Galli Granada. By Donncha O Caoimh. (read what I think of this plugin)
• Yet Another Related Posts Plugin v.3.0.13:
  Returns a list of the related entries based on a unique algorithm using titles, post bodies, tags, and categories. Now with RSS feed support! By mitcho (Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine).

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