Here’s the video of my presentation from WordCamp San Francisco.
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Hello, I'm Andy Peatling. I'm a web developer living in Vancouver, BC. I work for Automattic and spend my day developing a WordPress MU based social network project called BuddyPress.
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“Cooking with BuddyPress” Video « Andy Peatling on WordPress « Kevin's Test Blog 10:45 pm on August 13, 2009 Permalink |
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Ki 4:20 pm on August 17, 2009 Permalink |
Can this be used to have one main blog that all members write to and all non-members see when they goto the site? What I mean is I want to create a multi-author New Zealand Music blog which has a social network available in the back ground for all the authors to interact with each other. But for the average site visitor they should only see the blog.
Gaetan 3:22 am on August 27, 2009 Permalink |
Nice presentation Andy, thanks a lot for sharing it on your blog!! That’s really interesting!
samson 4:33 am on September 26, 2009 Permalink |
lol, this is interesting. keep it up.
i will be visiting here from time to time.
Thanks for the info, i learnt from it
Fernando 10:00 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink |
Thanks for posting the video and the slides. An enlightening demonstration of the project. I’ll be checking out it’s progress. Have been wondering which might be the best solution for a social component to a blog network. Like the functionality of PLIGG but want to have multi-blog network capacity like in MovableType. Hadn’t heard of WordPress Mu until this video. Will be following your work from here on out. Best of luck