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Replying to @shas_kais
why, its true especially for a multiauthor project
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Covid 19 virus was accidentally released from a Chinese lab-governed by Chinese military-This research was funded by NIH (USA)-The paper was published in 2015-it is a multiauthor paper-Chinese, Canadian, US, Switzerland have the authorship in that article-
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This will be beautiful! Grateful to have a poem within & counting down until launch day. 🙌🏼 #UnwhisperedLegacy #MultiAuthor #Anthology #PaulShort
Making strong progress with the Unwhispered Legacy PDF Anthology Release date: 31st March Please keep your diary free for Friday 1st May for the Online launch. Thank you to all the contributors and for everyone who has helped me get to this stage 🙏
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Search and you will find them. Biggest challenge is to find peers. Feel free to review my work ( IJHS, Swadeshi Indology Conference proceedings II and III. , Proceedings of Oxford Coffee Table Conference, chapters in multiauthor books published in prestigious royal society pub.
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Want frontend blogging in WordPress without giving dashboard access? ✍️ This video shows how WB Member Blog lets users create & manage posts from their profile—while admins keep full control. 🎥 Watch here: youtu.be/Izdbbtj22mk #WordPress #FrontendBlogging #MultiAuthor
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15 Aug 2025
M-Word of the Day Multiauthor involving or containing contributions from two or more authors
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Replying to @AuthorAltoft
I'm maybe half last month with historical romance recent releases in multiauthor series. My books outside those series are basically invisible this month.
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comics within Marvel and DC are also written differently where there are also circumstances where the heroes that dont usually k!ll quite literally do they also explore what it would mean for that character nd their ethics, this is from a multiauthor standpoint vs 1 for manga
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My biggest problem with the documentary hypothesis is that it only actually has interesting explanatory value if you are racist who hates Judaism like Welhausen. Then, you can tie your multiauthor narrative into an interesting explanatory story of civilizational development.
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2 important metrics: TOTAL ENDORSEMENTS Last year's winner was the multiauthor "Reading the Psalms Theologically" (Lexham), with 39 endorsements ENDORSEMENT-TO-PAGE RATIO 2024's winner was Christine Chappell's "Midnight Mercies" (P&R), with 1 endorsement for every 4.74 pages
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I don't see anyone realistically expecting a blessing from Matt here. All of that is a warning sign that nobody wants to go the extra mile doing a full divergence, but we're all bleeding as a community: - We lose business ACTIVELY - Pipeline is dry - Accelerating pivot to other site builders, Shopify, enterprise platforms - Excessive overhead calming clients down, emergency calls, justifying GPL licensing and how "it won't happen with another host/plugin, we promise/hope" - Pressure from the broader FOSS community - Random emergencies when accesses are stopped or people can't sign up for events (dealing with sponsors and guests) and all sorts of ridiculous attacks - Legal question marks around "affiliation" - similarly to the Envato drama a decade ago So there's been a level of tension bubbling up for years with Gutenberg failing to adapt, WordPress staying behind on UX, stability, performance, maintenance efforts and others. The community has managed to accommodate that while Webflow/Framer/Wix/Squarespace/Shopify keep growing. At least there have been markets that aren't as volatile - large enterprises that can't afford risks from a single hosted SaaS or universities and publishers relying on multisite or just WordPress multiauthor blogs. When you add the hosting drama, plugin takeovers, limited access to updates or dot org, now a "holiday shutdown" which is immature at best, we end up justifying ourselves to the rest of the web and sitting on night and weekend emergency calls with banks, telecoms, Facebook, private equity firms, VCs afraid they would need to pivot or rebuild or migrate with high urgency in Q1/Q2. So all that added pressure bubbling up basically means that WordPress can implode within 5 years. When Matt is completely oblivious to how the world outside of Automattic works (if you watch his site build battle of using Gutenberg and finally realizing how subpar it is), what would you expect will happen? WordPress imploding due to Matt ruining trust and stability means that tens of billions of market share across Bluehost, GoDaddy, SiteGround and everyone else would evaporate if that transitions into Webflow/Framer/Wix in the next 3-4 years. Add the plugin shops and other ecosystem providers in the mix and you see how this turns into a lethal battle. Also, the loudest voices are Joost and Karim so far. Joost is already out and investing in businesses today. He's free to invest more in real estate or SaaS or AI as he's not dependent on WP for a living. Karim runs a DXP enterprise agency, pivoting into Drupal or anything else wouldn't be pleasant, but agencies aren't using proprietary software that runs "nowhere else".
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#NewRelease | Beyond Earth: A Limited Edition Collection of Sci-Fiction Romance (Romance Collections Limited Editions Book 14) #MultiAuthor #TimeTravelRomance #ScienceFictionRomance #Collections buff.ly/4ghq0Ss
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#Featured | The Strength of My Heart: A Christmas Anthology of Wholesome & Christian Romance to Benefit Charity #MultiAuthor #Christian #Christmas #CharityFundraiser #KindleUnlimited buff.ly/3OMROCe
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