[ Thanks to Dolores
Parker for this link. ]
“WordPress 2.1 was released a few weeks ago with a host of new
features, including the ability to save pages as drafts,
improvements for file uploading, import and export features, and
performance improvements. Is it time to upgrade or switch to 2.1?
While the latest release doesn’t really add any killer features to
entice users to switch from other blogging software, the new
features are worth the upgrade if you’re already using
WordPress.“Note that a lot of the ‘new’ features in WordPress 2.1 are
going to seem old hat to users with an account on
WordPress.com…”
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