How Do You MU?

There’s now a bugs post on the EduBlogs site blog. We EduBloggers can report bugs there. James will report each bug to the appropriate developers. That’s a great help, since it saves the rest of us trying to work out whether a specific bug lies in WPMU, in WP 1.6 alpha, or is specific to EduBlogs.

Thanks again, James. I note that the number of blogs at the site is fast approaching 200. I wonder how many there will be by the end of the first week…

James reports at BlogSavvy that he’s now hosting over 100 edublogs. That’s pretty good for the first 3 days of a focused service. By the way, the main edublogs site is now itself a blog.

I’m not sure how many edubloggers share my main motivation for using the service: trying out WPMU. It’s also an opportunity to try out a new version of WP: 1.6-ALPHA-do-not-use (I-kid-you-not). Perhaps that’s why slightly weird stuff seems to be happening since I added new categories…

I am a serial blogger, have tried many blogging tools, and currently favor WordPress. I’ve been meaning to try WP MU (multi-user) for a while, and this seems like as good an opportunity as any. Thanks to edublogs for hosting.