On Friday, I finally pushed P2 Resolved Posts live in the WordPress.org directory. Based on Nacin’s gist of the same name, it’s a “lightweight GTD plugin for WordPress and the P2 theme.”
Mark a thread as “unresolved” when the topic needs resolution, and mark it as “resolved” when you’ve achieved that state. There are also sidebar widgets to let you see all unresolved posts, optionally filtered to a specific tag.
We use P2 extensively at Automattic, for a variety of purposes. I improved Nacin’s code last November because I wanted a simple way to encourage the culture of coming to a resolution on a topic. All too often, conversations are left hanging. This is a problem for those participating, and an even larger problem for those reviewing the conversation at a later date.
The plugin is in-development on Github. Please post any feedback, issues, feature requests, etc. in the WordPress.org forums.
The plugin does not appear to be working on WordPress 3.4-alpha-20291with P2 1.3.3. No Resolved/Unresolved and widget option loading.
@eleshar Start a new thread in the WordPress.org forums and I’d be happy to help out.
Reblogged this on Chris Clayton on WordPress and commented:
I was going to say “This is awesome!” but, i’d just be stating the obvious!
Do you guys use this on WP.com P2 blogs? Is this something you’re thinking of making available? We have some clients who love managing their projects on WP.com P2 blogs. 🙂
We do us it interally — it isn’t yet available WordPress.com-wide. I’ll start the conversation about that.
Suh-weet! I’ll stay tuned…