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Plow Creek Farm: Redesigned a high-ranked static html site to WordPress-powered content management and css-based styling. Extensive customization including automated crop-specific e-mail news subscriptions, order inquiry form and a crop calendar derived from custom category properties. Customizations and administrative tools support productivity of existing webmaster in transition from static html.
Tiskilwa Township Library: Original site design - photography, editing, layout, styling and programming. Text and photos are editable as html with automated ftp upload to web server for inclusion in php wrapper.
Role Scoper: A WordPress plugin with the potential to enhance thousands of sites by enabling content-specific reading, editing and administration roles.
Revisionary: A plugin that fills in a missing piece in WordPress content management. Enables qualified users to submit changes to currently published posts or pages. These changes, if approved by an Editor, can be published immediately or scheduled for future publication.
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Time: August 18, 2009, 1:07 pm
Hi, Kevin–
I'm not sure I have the most current e-mail for you, but I certainly don't have the most current phone. Could you call me at work for a business-related chat?
Time: August 18, 2009, 4:16 pm
These spam filters just aren't all they're cracked up to be, eh? Okay, pal, I stripped off your number and will call you soon 
Time: August 17, 2010, 9:06 pm
Hello Kevin, originally I got to your site from searching for "restrict wp authors to post in one category". From reading, so far, your plugins are fine. This is my response to your custom jobs/portfolio. I might need some help with adding a feature or two to our website (runs in the background of real day life bricks and mortar business). The one would to to add a business directory (country > city) so builders can list their services and visitors can find them. I was thinking to use WP categories > subcategories but this would probably require a standalone WP install in a subfolder, unless, these builders are limited to post only in the directory-category. If this was fine to possibly use on a site with all other authors who publish their articles in say another "news" category, it would be great if worked in conjunction under one login and one database with all users in. I am also thinking to install bbPress forum for all the users, in addition. Do I make sense with this? Too complicated to do? Thank you.
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