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Any other suggestions or areas that for development?

Are you referring to blog development?

Any other suggestions or areas that for development?

Thank you very much

I have flagged this thread so it will be moved to the Off-Topic forum for you, as there is no content in your blog as yet, and as that's a discussion forum. :)

Steve

The new Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR),
announced by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) in 2011, will
be enforced in May 2012. In advance of the compliance date,
organisations are expected to take appropriate steps to be compliant,
which include making proactive changes to their websites.

Best practice is to conduct a cookie audit and make changes to your
websites to ensure compliance.

Once you've audited for cookies, decide what you should do with those
you've found. As you may recall you require informed consent from Users
to continue using cookies to collect data about them.

After May 26th if a business is not compliant, or is not visibly working
towards compliance, it will run the risk of enforcement action from the
ICO. Fines are unlikely except for flagrant breach but they can be up to
half a million pounds.

If you cannot or do not want to gain consents you should remove cookies
especially those that are intrusive. Any cookies that are designed to
track individual visitor behaviour are likely to be considered
intrusive. Early indications suggest that intrusive cookie notices are
leading to visitor volumes falling. If you need cookies to make the
website operate or where consent can be assumed, the notice you issue
must specific as the ICO guidance suggests that assumed consent can only
be construed in very narrow circumstances.

Where third party suppliers' content is included, you need to be certain
of what cookies they use and what for.

The minimum a cookie notice is likely to need is:

A statement that cookies are being used and their purpose (to enable the
website to function, primarily)

A link to a description describing each cookie and its use.

A tick box gaining consent for that cookie - remember to include this
cookie in the list of cookies used.

A tick box for whether the cookie can be stored for the session and/ or
more permanently.

This support forum is for blogs hosted at WordPress.com. If your question is about a self-hosted WordPress blog then you'll find help at the WordPress.org forums.

If you don't understand the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, you may find this information helpful.

If you forgot to include a link to your blog, you can reply and include it below. It'll help people to answer your question.

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Through interacting with our users, we aim to deliver the most relevant information to International/Foreign/Erasmus students that want to study here in the UK. In our unique city profiles these incoming students should be able to find links to their prospective UK host universities, as well as useful information regarding what they can get up to during their year abroad.

We would love it if you wanted to tell us about your experiences if you have completed a study abroad year, especially if you have done this in the UK. Or if you are a current UK student then recommend places that incoming foreign students should visit in your city!

If you have a blog that you think might be of interest to incoming students, we would be more than happy to link to you from our wesbite!

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I'm in the UK and was wondering if there were plans to extend the SMS / Text Messaging posting service beyond the US?

I used to use Ping.fm for this feature (they had a US and an 'International' number) to post to my wordpress.com blog but it seems to have stoppped working and I can't get any reply from their support services. It'd be great to be able to bypass ping.fm and post directly to my wordpress blog.

Just in case you're wondering, my phone does have limited web browsing access, but I prefer to use the text msg service as its much quicker to use, and if I'm outside of a decent signal area, web access won't work whereas the text service retries until a strong enough signal is found. (i.e. I can write my update wherever I am, when its current, and know that it will get posted later, whereas if I tried to use the web, I couldn't write the post at the time, I'd have to wait till I got a signal).

I also get a large number of free text messages, whereas I have to pay for web access on my phone.

Thanks,
Lozza