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12 Oct 2004

Tim Appnel heard my cry for help and offered to take over the maintenance and support for a few of my plugins. Tim’s going to be the maintainer for Word count, NicknameLink, SmartBody, Related Entries, Archive Date Header, Double Space, and Technorati. He’s also going to see about turning a couple of my MT hacks into proper plugins.

Thanks Tim.

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