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Do you know that senseless pinging practices of WordPress could have banned you already from Social Media web sites? An that it can very well happen with the default settings of your WordPress blog? It might be a bit overwhelming with all the nasty questions. To ease the pressure a bit, let’s start with a simple question.

So, what do you know about pinging?

This is a follow-up to my post - “OneClick - Who needs FTP?“.

If you’re a wordpress user, OneClick basically is a plugin that you can use to eliminate the use of user-handled File Transfers to upload new plugins and themes. In other words, if you’re the kind of blogger that tests a dozen of plugins daily, OneClick will let you do that without even using the server File-Manager.

So after using OneClick for months, I thought of doing a followup to the already published article.

What if I said there’s a powerful Wordpress plugin you can use to, Optimize, Repair and Backup your Wordpress database, right within the comfort of your Wordpress dashboard? Well, that’s exactly what I’m telling you now!

The WP-DB Manager, helps you to:

• Optimize: Remove the unwanted clutter in your wordpress tables for them to perform faster.
• Repair: Repair the SQL database, in case data inconsistencies occur, in one click.
• Backup: Backup all your Wordpress data, so easily and even automate the process for it to be done in a regular interval.
• View Stats: Have a bird’s eye view of the database stats.
• Run SQL Queries!

All without even opening the cPanel. Basically, you can control your whole fleet of SQL tables within the Wordpress dashboard.

Well, it was easy. I threatened Google that I would actually surpass Microsoft’s bid to buy Yahoo! and I offered $87 bn. Exactly 27 minutes later, they e-mailed my secretariat, and offered me a private bot that would index my personal blog after 1/1000 th of a second after publishing. Pretty nifty ha?

Now, for those of you who actually thought of believing that, you might want to consider backing up one of those “Ron Paul will win by a landslide” polls. No offense! I like Ronnie.

Wordpress 2.3.2 is out. Usually, when there’s a triple digit update, people are kind of reluctant to upgrade their Wordpress right? Well, this time, you shouldn’t. Especially provided the fact that you time-stamp your posts. Why exactly should you upgrade?

• Draft-post bug.

Did you know that people can read your future timestamped posts with Wordpress 2.3.1? Yes, they can. Anyone who wanted to know what your article is going to be tomorrow, or steal the article and put it in their own blog, can do so, right now! And that’s the major ‘why’!