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April 2, 2011
Bugfixes
We pushed a lot of bugfixes live today. Here’s a quick rundown:
- The queue now works flawlessly
- Downtime should be heavily reduced
- We finished the curated tags feature
- You can now reply to replies in the dashboard
- We’ve launched an official maintenance and status blog
- The Explore and Directory pages are heavily improved
- All post types can now have titles
- Permalink IDs are now optional
- Completely reworked the Theme Garden
As usual, we’ll be incredibly responsive about any further updates and feedback.
Hurrah/Zing!
March 19, 2011
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December 27, 2010
August 5, 2010
So, apparently there is/was a “civil right to vote for marriage”
but not anymore or something?
“This is a travesty of justice. The majority of Californians — and two-thirds of black voters in California — have just had their core civil right to vote for marriage stripped from them by an openly gay federal judge who has misread history and the Constitution to impose his San Francisco views on the American people. The implicit comparison Judge Walker made between racism and marriage is particularly offensive to me and to all of us who remember the reality of Jim Crow. It is not bigotry, it is biology that discriminates between same-sex couples and opposite-sex couples. To make a marriage requires a husband and a wife, because these unions are necessary to make new life and connect children to their mother and father. Judge Walker’s slur will not stand the test of time and history, we demand that Congress and the Supreme Court act to protect all Americans’ right to vote for marriage.”
NOM Release Statement by Bishop Harry Jackson - National Organization for Marriage
Pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo.
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