Source: Make WordPress: TV

This has been a busy week for moderators at WordPress.tv, especially with the approaching availability of a public-facing video uploader. What this means is that soon anyone can submit their best WordPress videos (tutorials, presentations, meetups, etc.) to the benefit of all users. Pretty exciting times, and look for a public announcement next week! As…

Hey guys, I randomly published a Norway video, just FYI – working on a captioning function and I needed some fresh content. 🙂 Sorry to mess with the publication schedule – don’t alter your scheduled posts on my account. Login to Reply

Alongside discussions about regularly refreshing our featured videos on the site, @maharzan and I spent a bit of time working on freshening up content on the WordCamp TV page. Primarily we’ve made changes to the area below the featured video box, in the following ways: The groups of camp videos (each with 4 thumbnails below)…

Hi everyone, with so many moderators going through content at a rapid pace (which is awesome) we have a mounting backlog of videos in our queue. For the time being, @maharzan and I are handling scheduling these videos to publish at regular intervals, with 4 videos a day as our maximum to publish. This works…

I know this is somewhat selfish, but I just saw a scheduled post called “Konstantin Konshenin: 7 Tips for Better Theme Development.” That’s not how you spell my last name 🙂 It probably came from the person submitting the video (Nadia) and we simply clicked “Approve” for all the fields, which is fine. So my…

@theadityajain, Please make sure you leave a space in between this Presentation Slides» Like this: Presentation Slides » Thanks. 🙂 Login to Reply

Another point.. If the video thumbnail is somewhat weird, like a blurry figure, speaker out of camera, or slides, please play the video and take a new thumbnail so it best represents the speaker. I saw both WCNP videos had slides.. 🙂 Login to Reply

Props to @maharzan for suggesting that we start freshening up the featured content you see on the WordPress.tv homepage and on the WordCamp TV page. We are fortunate in that we all get a chance to see some great presentations, but we publish so much content now, that it’s getting lost in the stream of…

I wanted to feature the talk of Andrew Nacin: Y U NO CODE WELL since it has really nice points. Its from 2011 though (still relevant). The WP 3.5 has been there for long. Should we start featuring helpful vids? Login to Reply

As weeks go, this has been a big one. Why? Because we’re considering opening WordPress.tv to the public, so anyone can upload and contribute their videos from WordPress meetups, screencasting tutorials, vodcasts, etc. Considering that ATM we only publish WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They’re one of the places where…