When you are ready to abandon this pain-inducing WordPress.CON crippleware I will personally copy and paste every single one of your posts and comments into a fresh and clean Habari install. (There is an importer somewhere, but you deserve a personal touch.)
Chris J. Davis
· 2 years ago
Hey Robert,
Thanks for the mention, and for the good luck wishes. We are very excited to see what a more community driven development model can produce, and of course what we can do while pushing technology to its limits.
Things will get very interesting when the Developer Preview ships, and a larger community of users can see what Habari has to offer.
David Evans
· 2 years ago
Great news. I've done many MT installs, worked on publisher versions of blog systems and I have always been found wanting. I moved all my biz and personal blogs to WP and have enjoyed the community, free plugins and responsiveness. That said, I'm ready for the next generation of blog systems. WPMU and corp Sixapart systems are either too broken or too much. Let us run a few blogs off same system, make it easy to set up and easier to upgrade without having to manually do diffs on templates folders.
Chris J. Davis
· 2 years ago
I think it is important to point out here that we don't consider ourselves as "WP and SA killers" or anything. In fact we have been in touch with a prominent member of the Six Apart family, laying down plans for our two communities to work together to improve blogging for everyone.
Our hope is that we can have the same kind of relationship with Automattic, and WP.org. From what I have seen already that shouldn't be a problem either.
Timo
· 2 years ago
Sounds and looks like an amazing project. I'll keep an eye on it :-).
I think Habari looks (see installed version) like WordPress :P, but the Dashboard looks very nice.
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UPDATE: Nevermind, I found this post, which gives more details about what's behind Habari. http://www.brokenkode.com/archives/habari/
I've been covering Habari since the beginning and we're like BFF.
When you are ready to abandon this pain-inducing WordPress.CON crippleware I will personally copy and paste every single one of your posts and comments into a fresh and clean Habari install. (There is an importer somewhere, but you deserve a personal touch.)
Thanks for the mention, and for the good luck wishes. We are very excited to see what a more community driven development model can produce, and of course what we can do while pushing technology to its limits.
Things will get very interesting when the Developer Preview ships, and a larger community of users can see what Habari has to offer.
Our hope is that we can have the same kind of relationship with Automattic, and WP.org. From what I have seen already that shouldn't be a problem either.
I think Habari looks (see installed version) like WordPress :P, but the Dashboard looks very nice.