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]]> http://website-in-a-weekend.net/creating-content/practical-wordpress-tip-5-rough-drafts-ready-publish-time/comment-page-1/#comment-1245 Dr Wordpress! Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:01:23 +0000 http://website-in-a-weekend.net/?p=4418#comment-1245 At one point in July I cleaned up 17 drafts in a couple of days and scheduled them all in advance. That was pretty cool. Expect to see something like that pop up on There Is No Box pretty soon. I'm bringing over a series of draft posts from another website. It will be cool. At one point in July I cleaned up 17 drafts in a couple of days and scheduled them all in advance. That was pretty cool. Expect to see something like that pop up on There Is No Box pretty soon. I’m bringing over a series of draft posts from another website. It will be cool.

]]> http://website-in-a-weekend.net/creating-content/practical-wordpress-tip-5-rough-drafts-ready-publish-time/comment-page-1/#comment-1243 Sean Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:58:43 +0000 http://website-in-a-weekend.net/?p=4418#comment-1243 The big benefit I have discovered from using this method is that when I have drafts in my queue or on standby I am much more relaxed about writing. I don't feel pressured out posts, and it makes it easier to keep up with posts. I write better and faster when I have a couple drafts ready to go. .-= Sean´s last blog ..<a href="http://baddeacondesign.com/blog/2009/09/vote-for-onlythevaliant-com/" rel="nofollow">Vote for OnlyTheValiant.com!</a> =-. The big benefit I have discovered from using this method is that when I have drafts in my queue or on standby I am much more relaxed about writing. I don’t feel pressured out posts, and it makes it easier to keep up with posts. I write better and faster when I have a couple drafts ready to go.
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