@indigonl Thanks for offering to help 🙂 Seeing back to back results will be great!

@indigonl Mine with the definition changed should work better than both though.

@indigonl I'd guess the other one should give better results since it forces the user to do a captcha.

@indigonl I'm intending to make it start working automatically in a future version once your site gets inundated with spam.

@indigonl You can trigger that feature to work in my plugin by changing the definition for the SPAM_DESTROYER_PROTECTION in my plugin.

@indigonl I don't understand. Does that mean you found another plugin which works better?

@angiemeeker Sweet! I look forward to hearing the results 🙂

@indigonl Awesome 🙂

I'm looking for BuddyPress geeks who can test and anti-spam tool for me … http://buddypress.org/support/topic/seeking-testers-for-spam-destroyer/ cc/ @karmatosed

@five15design Go to cathedral caves whilst the tide is coming in. Mega dangerous = mega fun!

@trepmal I made some improvements to your plugin … https://github.com/ryanhellyer/Most-Exciting/tree/most-happy

Lesson for the morning … always use version control even if you don't actually need it for that project. Backups are always handy 🙂

w00p! I lost a plugin I worked on for 3 days, then lost it for 3 months, then found it this morning in a random folder I forgot about 🙂

@trepmal Your most recent plugin is a little strange!!

@trepmal That's a bit shit. I was already a little startled when I realised it was auto-uploading my stuff originally.

@trepmal I'm guessing you installed an app which turned it on. I had that happen to me once.

@amberweinberg It makes no sense at all when I send the person a zip file for the theme that needs edited.

@amberweinberg I had a freelancer insist that he had to have access to my server to edit a theme once. He was promptly told to go stick it.

@ipstenu There are times when @Otto42 is wrong 😛 Thankfully he is more often right than wrong 🙂

@porreirinha Thanks 🙂 I decided to upgrade it due to getting annoyed visiting my own website on mobile.

@ipstenu We also learn wrong by listening to the wrong people.

I used to do this. It's silly. RT @ipstenu @jamesckemp: Thought I'd share this again: Don't include wp-load, please. http://otto42.com/1u

@joe_hoyle XDebug would show that up pretty quick I imagine.

@porreirinha I don't have a download link up yet, but you can see it in action on my personal blog … https://ryan.hellyer.kiwi/

I eventually pulled my finger out and submitted my first theme to http://WordPress.org today.

@MZAWeb @trepmal Unique sites would require a lot more dicking around though.

@MZAWeb @trepmal I intended to generate a unique site for each user so they'd always get a fixed time to use it before deletion.

@trepmal @MZAWeb With careful use of permissions you could even let users upload plugins and themes to it.

@trepmal @MZAWeb I was thinking a bash script would be better. Wipe whole installation and rebuild from ground up via Cron.

@MZAWeb @trepmal I was assuming it also wiped the database sporadically.

@MZAWeb @trepmal I'm guessing it's more than just a plugin. I debated making something like that a while back but never got around to it.

@trepmal How did you do this? http://demo.trepmal.com/wp-admin/

@angiemeeker The WordPress plugin repository has copies of all older versions.

@lgranstad Pinterest is strange, just like Instagram.

Based on the following research, it looks like I will be living to a ripe old age! http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/health/doctors-say-looking-at-busty-women-1107578?fb_action_ids=2044166035987&fb_action_types=og.likes&fb_source=other_multiline&action_object_map=%7B%222044166035987%22%3A10150954562026123%7D&action_type_map=%7B%222044166035987%22%3A%22og.likes%22%7D&action_ref_map=%5B%5D

@jeherve Failing anyone here knowing straight off the bat, that was my next plan 🙂

@jeherve This isn't specific to http://WordPress.org, but figured the standards were kept high there so seemed a logic place to look.

@jeherve I'm having trouble with flout issues. Stupid blinking fonts :/

@jeherve I know I CAN include it, I'm more wondering if there is a recommended route to doing that.

Any ideas on what the standard procedure for dealing with @font-face in the http://WordPress.org theme repository is?

Thanks @thomasmb @trepmal @itsananderson @JS_Zao, that solved it nicely 🙂 That had been driving me nuts for a while now.

@itsananderson Yeah, but it's also not adding any of the changes to the text, only the default text.

Anyone have a spare minute to assist a jQuery moron? http://stuff.ryan.hellyer.kiwi/preview-thingamabob.html

@JellyBeen @chip_bennett It might be best to point everyone to a single licensing page to avoid inconsistencies.

@chip_bennett @JellyBeen Any ideas if there is a reason for the difference between the repos? Or is it just a historical anomaly?

@GaryJ @trepmal That's not an entirely silly idea. Totally unenforceable, but if we could start a trend that would mostly solve the problem.

@zamoose Perhaps you should link directly to the font hosted elsewhere instead? http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/2.0/css/font-awesome.css

@chip_bennett @markjaquith If the policy changes, it might be a good to leave a long grace period to let people migrate to a hosted font.

@SiobhanPMcKeown I'd like to say it's lack of features was it's best feature, but that has changed over the years unfortunately.