What is pligg you might ask… well… it’s a digg.com clone… no wait, it really is, but you can use it as cms as well…

What is new?

• core improvements and a lots of bug fixes - pretty much explaining itself
• slight change to the installation process - guess what? when installing you can select language, pligg will connect to the Pligg servers to download the most up to date language pack
• Template Management - Now you can download and install templates instantly, just like in IPB. You can even repackage them
• Akismet anti-spam - just like WordPress
• Captcha module for registrations - which allows for different types of Captcha methods to be used
• Agree-to-Terms - allows you to set up a user agreement upon registration.

After all, you can understand that this is best release of Pligg yet, So GET IT and start producing niche digg.com clones.

WordPress-ians are calling for immediate attention, today they fixed bugs that could:

• Show bad guys your draft posts
• give away information about your database table structure and limits (to the same bad guys)
• give away some information in the XML-RPC and APP implementations

I do not know who can ever use those bugs to do some bad things with our blogs, but well - it’s better to update your blog up to 2.3.2.

There is some bonus as well, now we can set a custom DB error page, for that we should place our custom template at wp-content/db-error.php and if WordPress has a problem connecting to blog’s database, this page will displayed rather than the default error message - neat ha?