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Using the same software as WordPress, you can track progress of development of WP Symposium. The WPS Trac site shows what’s coming in future milestones, the roadmap, outstanding bugs, future fixes and enhancements and current/past milestones (change log).
WP Symposium Principles
The following principles are core to the development of WP Symposium and will be reviewed regularly. I hope that they will form the basis of the project, and influence the way it is used.
- Follow the users
The needs of WP Symposium will be driven by those who use it, and in turn by users of those web sites. Users needs, requests, bug reports and feedback are paramount to the success of WP Symposium. Listen to the users, they are king. - Good enough is not good enough
Doing the minimum is not acceptable, if it can be improved, improve it. Can it be done better? Don’t be afraid to change something if it improves it. - Release quick, fix quick
No big releases, no long launch delays. Get new features and updates out there and re-act quickly to bugs found and changes requested. - Have fun!
Running a website is a serious business, there are users to keep happy, technology to manage, problems to solve and issues to deal with it. But if, on the whole, you’re not having fun — do you really need to be doing it? Developing WP Symposium is fun, running your social network with WP Symposium should be fun too. - Drink tea
Tea is good, drink tea.
