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1.5.1

• Added Spanish translation support, special thanks to Eduardo Larequi.
• Better translation support.
• Fix for invalid argument supplied foreach() error on some installs.
• Fix for hourly cron not always firing on some installs.

1.5

• Codebase completely rewritten with performance, stability, customizability, and documentation improvements
• Additional API hooks added for developers to further customize plugin's functionality
• Plugin now hosted on GitHub if developers would like to fork and contribute.
• Better internationalization support
• GPL license now distributed with plugin

1.0.4

• NOTE: you must manually reactivate the plugin after upgrading to this version
• Fix for bug where the name of authors with previous tweets would display the twitter username multiple times
• Changed name of primary plugin file to conform to traditional plugin format

1.0.3

• Fix for including RTs option toggling opposite behavior of what should be expected (Special thanks Joel Knight for the patch)

1.0.2

• Corrected bug that would prevent scheduled checks from properly firing.

1.0.1

• Improved scheduling of automatic checks

1.0

• Codebase completely re-written from the ground up
• Significant performance improvements by integrating with native WordPress caching class
• Extensive API hooks added for plugin developers to expand and customize functionality
• Debug information removed for performance considerations
• Added support for translations
• Added hideable donate button to the options page
• Moved javascript to a standalone file

0.4.3

• Fixed bug where TMAC debug info would appear on ALL duplicate comment errors

0.4.2

• Added support to check ?p=### formats for some shortened URLs

0.4.1

• Fixed bug where update check would fail if plugin had been upgraded from pre-0.4 version

0.4

• Fixed duplicate comment bug

0.3

• Fixed bug where Tweet ID was not being properly stored
• Added ability to run check manually based on cron job
• Better API throttling with feedback when limit reached

0.2

• Now relies solely on the public Twitter API, no API keys needed
• Ability to specify type of comment (Pingback/Trackback/Comment)
• Ability to specify which posts to check (e.g., 10 most recent posts, all posts, front page)
• Better caching of Twitter user's real names
• Better caching of last checked ID (when no mentions were found)
• More descriptive feedback on options page for manual refreshes (# of Mentions found)
• API call throttling
• Fallback capability to use only Twitter handle as name if Twitter API limit is reached

0.1

• Initial release