I’m not quite sure when I was dropped from Planet PHP. I haven’t been there in a long time and certainly haven’t posted on there for a long time, so it is no surprise. I think it is nice actually. I said what I wanted to say and I don’t think I have anything else to say about PHP, well at least not for a while.
The reason I joined in the first place was that there weren’t that many posts that I wanted to read. Now, there are more than enough posts that I want to read and also need to read. Many and better bloggers on PHP have joined the Planet PHP site, so I am not needed. It was fun and I’m glad they allowed me to join the community, but I’m happy being pushed aside and replaced by far better people.
I started visiting the site again and well, I enjoy it once more. I’m visiting the site more and more, so my addiction to PHP news is coming back. It is a safe drug I can get used to. I’m still addicted to WordPress news, but a little bit of PHP here and there couldn’t hurt.
I plan on retiring the Planet PHP category and moving the posts over to the “PHP” tag.
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Tags: PHP
just an fyi, I saw this post on….planet php
I also got to this from the planet PHP RSS feed…
Well, now I’m really not on Planet PHP. Category has been removed and feed shouldn’t exist now either.
Didn’t see my name on the list of awesome people, so I just assumed, “Well, guess I’m no longer…”
That list is automatically generated from the last x posters, if I’m correct. So your name just reappears when you post. That way, the list is clean if people stop blogging.