Enligt The Blog Herald kommer WordPress MU sluta utvecklas och i stället migreras in i WordPress. Troligtvis kommer detta ske i samband med att WordPress 3 släpps. The Blog Herald citarar” the lead developers” blog:
Basically, the thin layer of code that allows WordPress MU to host multiple WordPress blogs will be merged into WordPress. I expect the WordPress MU project itself will come to an end because it won’t be needed any more (which saddens me), but on the other hand many more people will be working on that very same MU code which means more features and more bugfixes and faster too.
[via The Blog Herald]
The Blog Herald: WordPress And WordPress MU Will Merge: Good Or Bad?
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