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OK,

So there were a few issues with v0.2.

I’ve updated some bugs and released v0.3 to those who are testing it for me. Hopefully I’ll have a public release soon.

I’ve finished up version 0.2 of my FeedCache Wordpress Plugin. The plugin still isn’t publically available for download yet, but I anticipate releasing it in the next few days.

If you are interested in seeing v0.2 in action, you can visit MMA HQ. Currently MMA HQ is using FeedCache to cache 5 different RSS feeds with the cached listing updated every 30 minutes.

Stay tuned for the public release of the plugin and feel free to email me with any questions or feature requests.

I’ve been making good progress on the Telesign Telephone Verification plugin that I’ve been talking about. I’ve completed what I consider to be all the “core functionality” pieces. At least all the pieces I need right now for the app I’m working with (www.ratepoint.com).

The plugin is active right now in production and seems to be working well. There are still quite a few other tweaks and features I’d like to add to the plugin, but the actual telephone verification part seems to be working well.

I’m wondering the best place to host the plugin and am looking for any suggestions. Should I just host it on my own server? Should I use Google Code or something along those lines? Let me know.

Well, I’ve been working on the Telesign Telephone Authentication plugin for a week now and I think I’ve almost got it completed. Well, at least ready for a “public beta.” Its working for me in my rails app and things seem to be tied down pretty well. There is no testing written yet and the PhoneID support also is missing, but at least the core elements are good.

I’m currently working on a project where I will be integrating the TeleSign telephone verification system into a Rails app. TeleSign is a very good user verification system that sends either a phone call or a text message to a users phone number that they entered into a form on your website.
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