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1.6.2

• 2011-09-22: Minor code edit for WordPress 3.3 compatibility.

1.6.1

• 2011-08-13: Minor code cleanup to remove unnecessary error notices.

1.6.0

• 2011-06-19: Added settings to disable any of the e-mails.

1.5.0

• 2010-11-27: Support for custom post types and taxonomies

1.4.0

• 2010-09-02: Added ability to specify contributor and moderator roles for sites with custom roles and capabilities

1.3.5

• 2010-04-25: E-mails are now all encoded in UTF-8

1.3.4

• 2010-01-11: Plugin now removes its database tables when it is uninstalled, instead of when it is deactivated. This prevents the collaboration rules from being deleted when upgrading WordPress automatically.

1.3.3

• 2009-09-22: Maintenance release to remove unnecessary code calls and increase security.

1.3.2

• 2009-06-27: Minor fixes for translations.

1.3.1

• 2009-06-19: Updated for WordPress 2.8 so that the approver doesn't get an e-mail if they simply save an already pending post.

1.3.0

• 2009-02-16: Added e-mails at the "pending-to-future" and "future-to-publish" transitions.

1.2.2

• 2009-02-06: Backwards translation support for WordPress 2.5

1.2.1

• 2009-01-03: Added .po and .mo files for translators.

1.2.0

• 2008-12-10: Added another e-mail trigger: when a pending post's status is changed back to a draft. Also added interoperability with Peter's Post Notes (for WordPress 2.7 and up; http://www.theblog.ca/wordpress-post-notes) so that users can leave descriptive notes at each step in the workflow.

1.1.0

• 2008-09-18: You can specify moderators per category. This update also includes several bug fixes to the management page functionality.

1.0.1

• 2008-08-07: Database table names no longer use a fixed prefix. They now use whatever your WordPress installation uses ("wp_" by default).

1.0.0

• 2008-07-22: You can specify moderators per user. This is managed in the Settings section of the WordPress admin interface.

0.2.0

• 2007-11-11: You can specify a name and e-mail address for the sender of all collaboration e-mails or have the sender information default to the user performing the action. You can also toggle whether the post author should be told which user approved their post.

0.1.0

• 2007-10-31: You can e-mail multiple moderators when a post is submitted for review. Also, the author is e-mailed when one of their posts is approved.