Contribute To WordPress Contest

Thanks to Small Potatoes of WPDesigner.com I have 50 free accounts to give away to his special WordPress themes club. This club only cost $5.00 to join but guarantees you at least 12 WordPress themes. Considering the themes that SP has already developed, this is a very affordable way to gain access to some premium quality WordPress designs.
However, you will have to earn a free membership by participating in the Contribute To WordPress Contest.
The rules are simple. The first 50 people who leave a comment describing a UNIQUE way of contributing to WordPress will receive a free WPDesigner theme coupon. When I say unique, I mean, don’t copy and paste something into the comment field. Come up with something on your own.
Ok, go ahead and let the imaginative juices flow.
Comment by Chris Johnston on 28 February 2008
Running a WordPress Alpha/Beta Demo Site for all to see the changes.
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Chris Johnston Why am I not surprised?
Comment by Chris Johnston on 28 February 2008
@Jeffro: I clearly followed the rules that you provided for me to follow. And it is definatly unique.
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Chris Johnston Ok, well, I guess I’ll let it slide
Comment by Chris Johnston on 28 February 2008
@ Jeffro, you’ll let it slide? Which part of it does not follow the rules?
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Chris Johnston Nah, you followed the rules. I was merely joking with the comment about not being surprised. As for the coupons, I’ll be handing them out on a case by case basis once they are generated for me.
Comment by Andrew on 28 February 2008
Are there any legal or moral restrictions that we should adhere to Jeffro?
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Andrew As in?
Comment by Steven Hodson on 28 February 2008
On the holy night of each new WP release all Wordpress members who have reached the level of guruism shall get together around the sacred flame of the WordCamp fire and bestow blessings of good code hacking on all who come after them.
In the debauchery that ensuses after the last Matt Chant those of us that are of the neophite class shall go forth and spread the good word of this new birth through all the blogs of the blogosphere.
think that would help?
Comment by Andrew on 28 February 2008
As in, does it have to be legal, and morally acceptable, or does anything that advances WordPress’s dominance count?
I’m not suggesting I will offer anything that isn’t but a few things came to mind and I thought I would offer you the opportunity to exclude them sooner rather than later.
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Steven HodsonLOL, that was way beyond unique
I think I’ll sum that up as, (spread the word when a new version of WP is released)
@Andrew Ok, yes it does have to be morally and legally acceptable. If there are any doubts, one can submit what they have on mind and I’ll verify whether it fits in or not.
Comment by Andrew on 28 February 2008
OK, well here goes:
I believe a plugin could be developed that would use web services to connect every instance of WordPress. Once connected the unused processor capacity could be used in a processing cloud to analyse every post in order to develop a set of heuristic assumptions and premises upon which a probabilistic decision making process could be based, leading to the first globally connected artificial intelligence and an end to spam forever.
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Andrew Holy smokes, thats a bit Sci-Fi. Maybe that is what you would call Akismet on Steroids? At any rate, this sounds pretty good.
Comment by Joost de Valk on 28 February 2008
Help other people optimize their blogging experience by offering paid or unpaid blog optimization services. (As I’m planning to do
)
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Joost de Valk Hey Joost, thanks for stopping by. As for your submission, are you basically saying that offering your skills or expertise within an area would be your way of contributing overall to WordPress?
Comment by Steven Hodson on 28 February 2008
glad you like the contribution Jeffro
LOL
Comment by Jeffro on 28 February 2008
@Steven Hodson Yeah, I hope you enjoy what comes out of the imaginative mind of Small Potatoes. He has made some classic WP Themes over the years.
Comment by Steven Hodson on 28 February 2008
I’ve been watchin SP’s work for some time and he is one of the best themers out there.
Thanks
Comment by Shantanu Goel on 28 February 2008
One idea that I had in mind was:
Comments moderation over phone like voicemail.
Comments database can be connected to a voip enabled webserver. You can “call in” to the server using a SIP number, and a text-to-speech engine reads you the comments (of course after authentication, verbally or otherwise) one by one and you can take moderation actions over them.
Comment by Shantanu Goel on 28 February 2008
Another idea that just popped in, based on my previous one.
The same setup can also be used for making simple posts. A speech-to-text engine sitting on the server can “type” and publish the posts that you dictate to it over phone.
Won’t it be cool for the days when u dont have a net connection.
PS: I wish this tech was available right now as I’m going away for a week with no connection and not enough time to write a week’s posts in advance..
Comment by Otilla Jordan on 29 February 2008
An anti-spam plugin for dofollow blogs, based on a certificate or an API key.
Comment by Joost de Valk on 29 February 2008
Jeffro: yes, through my mailing-list for instance, I help people get more out of their WordPress, thus increasing the community and the size of it, which is better for WordPress as a whole.
Comment by Ben Cope on 31 March 2008
My contribution to the WordPress community is providing FREE video tutorials that teach people how to use WordPress more effectively.
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