Last week, Wordpress 2.3.1 was released - a bug fix minor update to 2.3 which also corrects some security issues. It’s a strongly recommended update that should just drop in easily if you’re running 2.3 already.

As always, it’s available from http://www.wordpress.org/.
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The latest version of Wordpress became available last night, and it looks to be a pretty major release.

Probably the biggest feature in it is that it supports tags without any additional plugins required. I had been planning on writing an article on Ultimate Tag Warrior, the tagging plugin I’ve been using, but its author retired it a while back because of the new tagging support upcoming in Wordpress 2.3. The new release supports importing tag info from several previous tagging plugins.

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Wordpress 2.2.2 (and for those still on the older version 2.0.11) has been released. It primarily addresses security issues with a few other bug fixes rolled in, and isn’t expected to break any plugins. You should update.

Via: WordPress › Blog » WordPress 2.2.2 and 2.0.11
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Wordpress 2.2.1 has been released. It fixes a few security issues as well as some rough edges around the 2.2 release. The security issues are, as always, particularly important. If you’re running 2.2, you should take the few minutes needed to upgrade to 2.2.1 as soon as possible.

WordPress › Blog » WordPress 2.2.1
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Wordpress versions 2.1.3 and 2.0.10 are released as of April 3rd. They’re mostly security fixes, with a dash of reassurance that the downloads are being actively monitored against tampering now.

Via: WordPress › Blog » WordPress 2.1.3 and 2.0.10
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