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You would’ve come across many posts suggesting a list of cool plugins that one must install on their WordPress blog. However, in most cases, the plugins would’ve never been tested by the author suggesting them. Well, nothing wrong in that. However, I feel that one must get a hang of it before suggesting it to [...]

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After the Deadline – I came across this neat plugin for WordPress that integrates into the visual text editor, and enables spelling, grammar and style check of your blog posts. You may be aware of the inbuilt spell checker in WordPress, but you know, it’s not intelligent enough to make your blog posts error free.

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It is difficult to start a business – to conceive an idea, to convince a venture capitalist to fund your business, to find the right talent, and yes, the list is endless. This applies to small, medium as well as enterprise businesses.
So, what next after you start your small business? Of course, by today’s standards, [...]

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I will cut short my pep talk on how I came across these free and open source solutions, and would rather post some info on the top ten plugins that I’m using on this website (or blog, in geek terms). I think it’s also a good idea to include some screenshots of certain plugins to give an idea on how they look – perhaps, making it easier for you to see them in action while you explore this website. Please note that the plugins covered here (Subscribe2, Statpress Reloaded, Disquss comment system, Similar Posts, NextGEN Gallery, etc) are running fine on my Wordpress 2.6 installation!!