The top 30 WordPress Plugins list made by you

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The top 30 WordPress Plugins list made by you

by Download Squad Staff Mar 28th 2007

Lists of top [anything] are a big hit across the interwebs. They pack a lot of information into a neat list that's easy to comb for exactly what you need. As WordPress keeps gaining momentum and popularity, more and more bloggers are posting lists of their favorite plugins that help them stay on top of their game. Instead of posting a top X list, however, DLS reader Staska decided to aggregate. By using the power of community and this list of top WordPress plugin posts from bloggers around the world, Staska created a Top 30 WordPress Plugins list by tallying each plugin's mention from all those bloggers.

That's a lot of lists, and a lot of aggregating.

The result is a great success, with a strong list that should have something for everyone, and commentary from Staska on the wide array of WordPress plugins that keep the blogosphere runing.

Post by David Chartier

Tags: list, lists, plugins, top 30, Top30, wordpress

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Fox said 2:32PM on 3-28-2007

Adhesive, one of them, hasn't been updated in a while and has been updated by a guy who should be in line for a lifetime achievement award for plugins

http://www.lesterchan.net/wordpress/

GaMerZ said 10:01PM on 3-28-2007

Thank You for the very kind compliments =)

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