[New post] New Theme: Ideation & Intent

New post on WordPress.com News New Theme: Ideation & Intent by Michael Fields It's almost June and warm weather is spreading across many parts of the world like wildfire! What better time to get out of the house and explore new places? Before you leave, though, it would be a great idea to take your camera along to document the experience. When you return and get the urge to share you photos with the world, there's no better place to do it than right here on WordPress.com. We've put together a brand-new theme that will showcase your photographs in style! Ideation & Intent, designed by Kevin Conboy, is our latest free theme and features beautiful typography, bright colors and clean lines. Your photos will get the royal treatment in the featured post area and custom image sidebar. Read more about its features in the Theme Showcase or dive right into previewing it on your blog by navigating to Appearance → Themes. Michael Fields | May 31, 2012 at 5:35 pm | Categories: Themes | URL: http://wp.me/pf2B5-2Vd Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe or change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/05/31/new-theme-ideation-intent/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com

[New post] A Little Boost to Your Photos and Galleries

New post on WordPress.com News A Little Boost to Your Photos and Galleries by Andrew Ozz If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a digital photo is worth even more. All digital cameras embed extra information in each photo --- things like camera make and model, date and time the photo was taken, focal length of the lens, shutter speed, etc. We're happy to announce two new features on WordPress.com for digital photos that will take advantage of your digital photo's EXIF information! Automatic Rotation From now on JPEG images will be rotated automatically after uploading according to the camera's original orientation. No more manually rotating all those portrait photos! What's more, the rotation is "lossless" and preserves all embedded information in the image file (the JPEG image format is "lossy", meaning that each time the image is edited, some of the fine color nuances may be lost). In short: your photos' orientation/rotation is automatic and their image quality is preserved 100%! Gallery Sorting There are two new sorting options for galleries: Image Date/Time and Upload Order. These additional sort options are also available for previously-published galleries, offering you more fine control on how you display your images on your WordPress.com site. Have you ever inserted a Gallery in a post or page? Get started with Galleries. The Gallery Settings dialog Both of these new features depend on the EXIF data saved in the JPEG image files, so if you edit your photos before uploading, make sure the software you use preserves that data. So, upload few photos, create a gallery or edit an existing gallery and let us know what you think in the comments. Need photography inspiration? Check out the Photography topic in the WordPress.com Reader! Andrew Ozz | May 30, 2012 at 8:12 pm | URL: http://wp.me/pf2B5-2Ub Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe or change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/05/30/a-little-boost-to-your-photos-and-galleries/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com

Payson Cooper (@learntwtr) is now following you on Twitter!

Payson Cooper @learntwtr is now following you (@LintasArtikel). learntwtr Payson Cooper Over the moon about social media marketing, particularly Twitter, and sharing everything I can! New York 2,691 Tweets 22,855 Following 21,135 Followers You follow 10+ users who follow @learntwtr, including: @Pierre_Paperon @Wakooz_RSS @wakooz View @learntwtr's profile Want to receive mobile notifications? Download Twitter for your phone » If you believe Payson Cooper is engaging in abusive behavior on Twitter, you may report Payson Cooper for spam. If you'd rather not receive follow notification emails from Twitter, you can unsubscribe immediately. To resubscribe or change other Twitter email preferences, visit your account settings to manage email notifications. Please do not reply to this message; it was sent from an unmonitored email address. This message is a service email related to your use of Twitter. For general inquiries or to request support with your Twitter account, please visit us at Twitter Support.

[New post] Get Push Notifications on Your iPhone and iPad

New post on WordPress.com News Get Push Notifications on Your iPhone and iPad by Isaac Keyet Following the recent notifications refresh, we're super excited to announce that you can now get comment Push Notifications on your iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. Stay connected to your blog and moderate incoming comments wherever you happen to be at the time. Push Notifications WordPress.com contributes to many Open Source WordPress apps, and we recently enabled notifications for the WordPress for iOS app. As soon as you get a new comment on posts you've published, a notification is sent to your phone. You will see the name of the commenter as well as a short excerpt of the comment, as much as we can fit. Swipe over the notification to view the comment. We've also added a new "Swipe-to-moderate" feature in the comments list. This enables you to quickly Approve/Unapprove, Trash, Spam, and reply to new comments - it's all just a swipe away. Of course you can still tap Edit to bulk moderate comments and tap the comment to view it in all its glory. In the detailed view you'll see the post they commented on, their Name, Email, and URL, as well as an array of buttons for simple moderation. Read Blogs on the Go Did you also know that you can read your friends' blogs with the app? When you open WordPress for iOS, tap "Read" to launch the mobile version of the Reader. You can read up on blogs you follow, see posts you've Liked, browse Freshly Pressed, and peruse popular Topics to find new sources of inspiration. When you find something interesting, you can Like or Reblog it to your own blog. You can even comment on posts you find right on your phone. And here's the best part: it's all synced back to your regular Reader. Of course it's also a great way to share quick photos when you're out and about, write a post or two, update your About page, and check your daily Stats. It's like having a mini-version of your blog in your pocket. Get the Update Already have WordPress for iOS installed on your phone? All you need to do to get Push Notifications is to update to the latest version and allow the app to send you notifications when asked. New to WordPress for iOS? No problem, you can learn more about the app on its website, or click here to download WordPress for iOS directly! WordPress for iOS is available in most common languages and works on all newer iOS devices. What's Next? This is the first time we've enabled Push Notifications in the iOS app, and we'll continue to add more notification options so you'll be able to have a full WordPress.com experience from your device. We'll also make sure you get the notifications you want, when you want them. You'll be able to toggle what Push Notifications you want to receive and which ones you'd rather not get notified about. Learn more about the app and what's next on the WordPress for iOS Blog, and make sure to follow @WordPressiOS on Twitter to get the latest news first. So, hurry up and update your WordPress for iOS app to the latest version, and start using those notifications. Then come back here and let us know what you'd like to see enabled next! Isaac Keyet | May 29, 2012 at 3:30 pm | Tags: IOS, New Features, notifications, Push Notifications | Categories: Mobile | URL: http://wp.me/pf2B5-2Uh Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe or change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/push-notifications/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com

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[New post] Photo Blogging 101, Part 3

New post on WordPress.com News Photo Blogging 101, Part 3 by Erica V. Beyond developing your photo blog and cultivating devoted followers, how can you take your phlog to the next level? Here's a few extra resources that can help you along the way. Stay Organized Using categories to divide your photographs by type is a great way to make it easier for visitors to navigate your site, especially as your portfolio of images continues to grow. For example, as you categorize photos as "Travel" or "Black and White," you can then add those category pages to your site's navigation bar. If you're using your photo blog to generate business as a photographer, this means that someone who's looking for some black and white images can easily take a look at your gallery of black and white photos. This guide explains how to add categories to your post, and you can follow these steps to add those category pages to your site's menu. When displaying a series of photos, you'll see that there are a handful of options for inserting them into your post: slideshow, gallery, and individual images. If you're adding a large amount of photos to a single post, you may want to consider using the gallery option. Too many photos on the front page can cause a slow load time for visitors. By loading your posts as thumbnails first, visitors get the full effect of the breadth and variety of your photographs at a single glance. If you're looking for feedback, visitors can comment directly on your photo by clicking on the "Permalink" button in the gallery carousel. When uploading multiple photos to your post, don't forget to use our Drag and Drop uploader so that you can upload multiple files at the same time. This will even allow you to drag a group of photos from your computer directly into the upload area. Become a Curator When working on a series, curate your content so that you can focus on the quality of your photos, not quantity. This means hand selecting the best photos in your series, rather than posting all of them at once to get as much out there as possible. When choosing images to include in your photo gallery, consider the following: An example of the Rule of Thirds (photo by Bryan Villarin). The rule of thirds: When cropping your photos, try using the "rule of thirds" for more visually interesting photos. The rule of thirds is a compositional guideline that proposes photographs should be able to be divided into nine equal parts by two horizontal and two vertical lines. The main elements of the picture should fall along or at the intersections of these lines. In the photo to the right, the primary focus of the picture—the two red chairs—are positioned at the lower-right intersection of the grid and the horizon falls along the top vertical line. Stay sharp: When choosing a photo to include in your post, you'll want to prioritize images that are vibrant and clear. A photo that is blurry or faded isn't as captivating as a sharp, bold image. Don't be afraid to edit: Cropping your photos to maximize the focus or remove conflicting elements from the subject, playing with filters, and tweaking the colors (including white balance) on your photo can help to polish the edges on your favorite shot. Be aware of repetition: While you may have a ton of great photos in your series, do try to highlight images that are unique and distinct from each other. Four strong, individual photographs are more visually interesting than 10 slightly different stills. Resources There are a lot of great options out there for image editing tools. Since we're big fans of all things open source at WordPress.com and Automattic, you may be interested in GIMP and Seashore, two open source image editing programs. Our very own Sara Rosso has a great tutorial on getting started with GIMP and Bryan Villarin has some excellent tips on creating better photos without expensive equipment. Don't forget to check out these other links for more information on photo blogging, licensing, and tools for your work: Creative Commons: Licensing information to protect your work. WordPress Mobile Apps: Phlog on the go with WordPress apps for your smart phone and tablet. WordPress.com Photography page: Find fellow photo bloggers via the WordPress.com Photography topic page. Daily Post Photo Challenge: Take the Friday Photo Challenge at The Daily Post. Flickr on WordPress.com: Learn how to integrate your Flickr photos into your WordPress.com site. Now get to snapping! Missed our previous posts? Take a gander at Part 1 and Part 2 here. Erica V. | May 28, 2012 at 1:00 pm | Tags: how to, Photo Blogging 101, photo editing, photoblogging | Categories: HowTo, Photos | URL: http://wp.me/pf2B5-2Np Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe or change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/05/28/photo-blogging-101-part-3/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com

Updates to Twitter and Our Policies

Hi, LintasArtikel dot In       New things are always happening here at Twitter HQ. We're growing at a rapid pace, and our commitment to simplicity, transparency, and reaching every person on the planet continues. We thought you might be interested in knowing about some of our most recent developments: A new weekly email that delivers the most interesting news and items you might have missed from the people you're connected to on Twitter. Now Twitter is in more languages than ever. Check for your preferred language and change your setting. Download the latest Twitter mobile apps at twitter.com/download. There's more to Discover on Twitter.com - try out the new Discover tab. In addition, we've made a number of updates to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Here are some of the main changes to our Privacy Policy, with links for more information: We've provided more details about the information we collect and how we use it to deliver our services and to improve Twitter. One example: our new tailored suggestions feature, which is based on your recent visits to websites that integrate Twitter buttons or widgets, is an experiment that we're beginning to roll out to some users in a number of countries. Learn more here. We've noted the many ways you can set your preferences to limit, modify or remove the information we collect. For example, we now support the Do Not Track (DNT) browser setting, which stops the collection of information used for tailored suggestions. We've clarified the limited circumstances in which your information may be shared with others (for example, when you've given us permission to do so, or when the data itself is not private or personal). Importantly, our privacy policy is not intended to limit your rights to object to a third party's request for your information. In our Terms of Service, we've clarified how your relationship with Twitter works and made a number of small changes and formatting improvements, such as new headings for easy reference and updated descriptions of our services. Take a moment to read our new Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, and thanks for using Twitter. The Twitter Team Forgot your Twitter password? Get instructions on how to reset it. You can change your notification settings. Need help? If you received this message in error and did not sign up for Twitter, click not my account. Twitter, Inc. 795 Folsom St., Suite 600 San Francisco, CA 94107

[New post] 7 Food Blogs to Follow This Summer

New post on WordPress.com News 7 Food Blogs to Follow This Summer by Erica With the official first day of summer right around the corner, now is a great time to start collecting recipes for your favorite warm-weather treats. You'll find endless inspiration by browsing through topics like recipe, grilling, and summer in the WordPress.com Reader, and discover tons of great ideas by exploring our collection of recommended food blogs. Here are seven mouthwatering recipes from a handful of fantastic blogs that are sure to delight all summer long: The Patterned Plate Mango and Coconut Ice Cream We Call Him Yes! Chef! Grilled Skirt Steak and Artichokes The Faux Martha Strawberry Shortcake In Pursuit of More Kale Veggie Slaw with Sesame Miso Dressing Just Homemade Raspberry Meyer Lemonade Love + Cupcakes Mandarin Orange Creamsicles The Craving Chronicles Salty Sweet Strawberry Crisp with Lazy Basil Ice Cream Do you have an all-time favorite summer recipe? What new recipes do you hope to try out this season? Erica | May 23, 2012 at 8:54 pm | Categories: Community | URL: http://wp.me/pf2B5-2QI Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe or change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/05/23/summer-food-blogs/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com