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Tyler Postle commented on DOTW: REFER A FRIEND AND AFFILIATES (PARTICIPATION = 5 HERO POINTS)Apr 17, 2019Baldafrican you can send them to any non-blog/forum page and it will still work :) https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/wp-smush-pro/?ref=affid :heavy...
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Tyler Postle commented on Considering WPMUDEV Hosting - even in Beta it's fastFeb 28, 2019[attachment=1380131,128723] ...
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Tyler Postle commented on 3 hero points per $?Feb 06, 2019Johan That's correct. If you refer someone and they make their first $49 payment then you should receive 147 Hero Points :)
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Tyler Postle commented on DOTW: Inbox Management! How do you keep it clean? or do you? (Participation = 15 Hero Points)Feb 05, 2019Phil Bochi oops, I meant what do you do to keep your email inbox organized. I definitely see how my title was misleading though, I guess I did need to...
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Tyler Postle commented on wpmudev Hosting pricing is outJan 28, 2019Hey Ralph, Reports already works at the subsite-level :) [attachment=1372432,127792] You can setup Reports for each of your subsites by using the Mul...
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Tyler Postle commented on DOTW: WPMU DEV 2019! What do you want to see from us this year? (Participation = 5 Points)Jan 11, 2019Clay Hess you can create your first site here: https://premium.wpmudev.org/hub/hosting/ Just use the "+" button in the top left. You can find our curr...
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Tyler Postle commented on DOTW: WPMU DEV 2019! What do you want to see from us this year? (Participation = 5 Points)Jan 11, 2019So when you guys get requests, please stop translating that into big efforts, big products, lots of code, time, cost, ultimately the word "no" (implie...
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