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A few years ago, I moved my blog from Wordpress to Drupal. It was a rather painful experience then, theming Drupal to do what I wanted, because it was my first Drupal website and it was Drupal 5.

One day, when tidying up files and directories on the server, I mistook the blog for a test site I created earlier, and 'accidentally' deleted the entire codebase and database in that one instant. After that I was too heart broken to recreate it (I didn't use any version control or backup at that time), and to be honest, I really hated it anyway. It was all hacked together in such a fragile manner, it was full of bugs and unusable.

I'm working hard on it offline, and it will be uploaded soon.

It's so empty and ugly at the moment because I accidentally deleted the entire codebase and database a year ago. It'll be shiny soon, I promise. x Victoria

The Twitter Updater automatically sends a Twitter status update to your Twitter account when you create, publish, or edit your WordPress post. You can specify the text for the updates, and also have the option to turn the auto update on/off for the different post actions in the admin panel.

Eg, when you edit a post, your Twitter gets updated with:

Fiddling with my blog post: Twitter Updater (a WordPress plugin) ( http://blog.victoriac.net/?... )