Have You Upgraded to Wordpress 2.51 Today?

Aspects of

Home Business

By Stephanie

Normally I give these things a few days before upgrading. I like to see the bugs get worked out before I suffer through seeing what happens to my sites in an upgrade.

But Wordpress 2.5 had some issues that were bugging me. So I went for it.

This is a generally important upgrade anyhow. There’s a security issue that isn’t public yet, and they’d rather see people fix it before it becomes an issue than after. Sounds like a good practice to me.

Tags: security, wordpress

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