Monthly Archives: December, 2008
Western Union Payment Updates
Do you use Western Union as your payment method? If so, Google Adsense had just made a couple minor updates that you should know.
Expiration date extended
They’ve now extended the deadline to pick up your Western Union payments from 35 days to 60 days. If you haven’t picked up your payment within 60 days of issuance, the payment will be credited back to your account and a payment hold will be placed on your account. You’ll then see a notice in your account with more details on how to proceed.
Split payments
As you may know, Western Union has specific payout limits depending on location. In the past, if your payment amount exceeded the Western Union payout limit in your country, they’d send your payment by secured express delivery check instead. Unfortunately, this would also incur a delivery fee, so they’re happy to let you know that this is now no longer the case.
Now, if your payment exceeds the maximum payment amount, they’ll divide up the amounts but still send them via Western Union. For instance, if the payout limit in your country …
WordPress 2.7 Released
The WordPress team has published a version of WordPress, WordPress 2.7.
The first thing that users will notice is the new administration interface which was completely redone to optimize processes.
The development team claims that nearly every task in WordPress 2.7 will take fewer clicks than it took in previous versions of the blogging platform.
Unlike previous versions where it’s a good idea to wait, it is highly recommended to upgrade to WordPress 2.7 now. It is very stable and has been well tested on WordPress.com with more than 5 million blogs over the past week. WordPress 2.7 includes the latest security updates. Once installed, it will notify you for automatic upgrades, making the upgrade process incredibly easy.
To upgrade from older versions of WordPress, follow the instructions in the WordPress Codex, the online manual for WordPress Users, in Upgrading WordPress.
Don’t wait. It is critical that you upgrade WordPress now because:
Future upgrades will be easier.
Your blog will be protected from current security vulnerabilities.
It features easy WordPress Theme and Plugin upgrades, additions, and news.
Some search engines and directories are considering penalizing page rank or not …