The handling is easy, and even greenhorns get good along with it. Just find a nice template, punch it in, create some headlined pages and every user can deal with it.

I think the blogging features are almost perfect and there is not much what needs to get improved in my humple opinion. I would prefer native support of multiple languages.

Therefore I like the developers way asking the community to vote for the most wished functions. As the results show, they will concentrate for better multimedia integration. So let’s get excited for the WordPress 2.9 release at about end of October?

Due to that I had implemented a plugin called DiggBadger which really fits nice into my wordpress template. But it uses CrossScripting to get the DiggContent and functionality and this takes too much performance in my eyes to load my site. The content will not be displayed until digg.com has answered.

To give my readers the best speed and comfort, I decided to remove it, again. By the way, the amout of diggs I received was too low.

If you want to support my articles on digg, then just add me as your friend.