Well, when I set up WordPress I was hoping that it would be unlimited blogs, unlimited users, when infact, it’s one blog, unlimites users. There is a project called Multiuser WordPress that I’m interested in but it seems that it may not be very far along. In stead, I may have to set up a seperate MySQL user/database and seperate WordPress install for each blog I need to run for users on my system. That will work but it won’t be the ease-of-use administration I was hoping for. There may be another solution out there but WP is such a cool blog solution that I would really like to continue using it.

lso the Author Page plugin that allows one to provide a page that only displays posts from a certain author. That may do but still, it’s not a seperate blog. It may give me enough seperation though so that it will look like seperate blogs but give me a simple admin interface. I need to look into that too.

If I end up having seperate blog installs I need to make a top-level PHP page that programaticaly presents the visitor with links to the current blogs and possibly the top N post headlines pulled via RSS or something similar to tie the whole thing together…Hmmm. Projects…

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