I have been meaning to use David Benini’s Plugins List plugin (I love plugins about plugins–the meta-plugin!) which simply allows you to include a list of all the plugins you are using on your site. Simple, yet potentially very useful for others, and a way to give a shout out for all the hardworking folks out there who are truly responsible for making WordPress as great as it is (yep, I’m creeping back to the state of ecstatic fanboy!).
And while it won’t list the MultiUser plugins running on the bava, it will list all the standard plugins, and that may help some of you upgrading to WPMu 2.6 get an idea of what will fly, for all of these have been tested and work well with the beta 1 of WPMu 2.6. As you will probably notice, I don’t use all of these plugins, but many of them are also for UMW Blogs testing, as you can see UMW Blogs is the real deal! We don’t half step when it comes to plugins! Whose better than UMW Blogs, name me one blogging service…just one, damn it!!!
- aggr (v. 1.1) by Carlo Perassi.
- cets_EmbedRSS (v. 1.0.0) by Deanna Schneider.
- Code Markup (v. 1.3) by Bennett McElwee.
- FeedWordPress (v. 2009.0618) by Charles Johnson.
- Netflix (v. 3.0) by Albert Banks.
- Netflix Widget (v. 1.0) by Chris Stanley.
- OpenBook Book Data (v. 1.7.2 beta) by John Miedema.
- Plugins list (v. 1.0) by Davide Benini.
- Quotes Collection (v. 1.3.2) by Srini G.
- ShareThis (v. 3.0.1) by ShareThis.
- Simple Tags (v. 1.6.6) by Amaury BALMER.
- Subscribe To Comments (v. 2.1.2) by Mark Jaquith.
- Twitter Tools (v. 1.6) by Alex King.
- WordPress.com Stats (v. 1.5) by Andy Skelton.
- wordTube (v. 2.2.1) by Alex Rabe & Alakhnor.
- WP-FLV (v. 0.2) by Roel Meurders.
- WP-Polls (v. 2.40) by Lester ‘GaMerZ’ Chan.
- WPtouch iPhone Theme (v. 1.8.9.1) by Dale Mugford & Duane Storey.
Just checking out your list and seeing how inline comment editing is supposed to work.