Comments on: Giving blogs with pLog / lifetype http://blogsavvy.net/giving-blogs-with-plog/ BlogSavvy: Professional Blog Consultant - Consulting for blogging in Business, education, a cause, the community, and blogging for Money! Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:09:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Blogsavvy: Professional Blog Consultant - Consulting for blogging in business, education, the community, activism and for money http://blogsavvy.net/giving-blogs-with-plog/#comment-362 Blogsavvy: Professional Blog Consultant - Consulting for blogging in business, education, the community, activism and for money Thu, 06 Apr 2006 01:19:57 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/?p=69#comment-362 [...] pLog is a clear, simple and effective open source multi user blogging tool. With an established community and stable build this should be in consideration whatever application of blogs you are considering. Read the complete review. [...] [...] pLog is a clear, simple and effective open source multi user blogging tool. With an established community and stable build this should be in consideration whatever application of blogs you are considering. Read the complete review. [...]

]]> By: James http://blogsavvy.net/giving-blogs-with-plog/#comment-361 James Mon, 17 Oct 2005 00:09:54 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/?p=69#comment-361 Thanks for that oscar, will take into account! Thanks for that oscar, will take into account!

]]> By: oscar http://blogsavvy.net/giving-blogs-with-plog/#comment-360 oscar Mon, 10 Oct 2005 14:14:18 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/?p=69#comment-360 We somehow managed to miss this article, but just a few words to say that we *do* have a few plugins. Actually, as many as 50 ranging from supporting Nokia's Lifeblog moblogging tool via Atom to generating sitemap.xml files Google, on-line template editors and even integration with Flickr. It's not probably as many as WP, but enough to choose from :) We also provide a WYSIWYG editor with plog, HTMLArea even though we will be switching to TinyMCE in our next version. The editor can be turned on and off at will via the blog settings panel. In any case, thanks for taking a quick look at pLog! We somehow managed to miss this article, but just a few words to say that we *do* have a few plugins. Actually, as many as 50 ranging from supporting Nokia’s Lifeblog moblogging tool via Atom to generating sitemap.xml files Google, on-line template editors and even integration with Flickr. It’s not probably as many as WP, but enough to choose from :)
We also provide a WYSIWYG editor with plog, HTMLArea even though we will be switching to TinyMCE in our next version. The editor can be turned on and off at will via the blog settings panel.

In any case, thanks for taking a quick look at pLog!

]]> By: Come si fa un blog » WordPress.com, uno sguardo dal vivo http://blogsavvy.net/giving-blogs-with-plog/#comment-359 Come si fa un blog » WordPress.com, uno sguardo dal vivo Thu, 08 Sep 2005 15:34:54 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/?p=69#comment-359 [...] Blojsom, Roller, Elgg e Manila). Pubblicato in Novità e aggiornamenti da Sergio Maistrello alle 16:57 | [...] [...] Blojsom, Roller, Elgg e Manila). Pubblicato in Novità e aggiornamenti da Sergio Maistrello alle 16:57 | [...]

]]> By: Blogsavvy: Professional Blog Consultant - Consulting for blogging in business, education, the community, activism and for money http://blogsavvy.net/giving-blogs-with-plog/#comment-358 Blogsavvy: Professional Blog Consultant - Consulting for blogging in business, education, the community, activism and for money Wed, 31 Aug 2005 13:48:44 +0000 http://blogsavvy.net/?p=69#comment-358 [...] 1. WordPress Multi User 2. Drupal 3. pLog 4. Blojsom 5. Roller 5. Elgg [...] [...] 1. WordPress Multi User 2. Drupal 3. pLog 4. Blojsom 5. Roller 5. Elgg [...]

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