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Alright, it’s wrong again. Writing a new post, so you can see that for yourself.
RSS charset is also bugged.
Thanks, Zé.
Speaking of the that (^ the special “e” ^), there are charset issues at some pages around here (when changing your display name on your profile page – works fine on wordpress.org, though – and when displaying a post apparently. When you click “Edit”, it’s all right, so I’m guessing it’s the BuddyPress.org backend to blame.)
Interesting thing: try clicking edit on my post, editing it, then saving, and editing again, a couple of times. See what happens.
UPDATE: After this edit, it got it right. I guess you have to try with a *new* post then.
Sure, it works for me, but I think subscribing to wp-polyglots might be kind of an overkill for people not involved in translating WordPress, as they are probably going to end up getting a lot of messages beyond their area of interest. Maybe a separate mailing list would be better? I know it probably wouldn’t be very active at this point, but it might gain some momentum later on.
Cheers!
Anytime.
Hey, Andy.
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Peterverkooijen: Of course, the goal is certainly *not* to disable the standard registration procedure — if that was the case, neither I would be interested in doing this. The point is to /support/ Open ID registration, not to enforce it (besides, IMO it would be against any true open ideology to do that; how is enfocring open-ness open?
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