To read the complete list click on the above title or the Read More button below When I decided to move to WordPress 3.1, I revisited all of the plugins that I have been using and started a research project to find some new must have plugins that would enhance the blog. The criteria I used for choosing these best must have plugins was that they: 1) must be popular plugins (as defined on the WordPress.org site so that I have a fair amount of confidence that they are reliable, stable, and not prone to security leaks. 2) must be coded in such a way that they do not collide with other plugins which would destabilize my blog. 3) work with the most current version of WordPress and that they have a reasonably long … Read entire article »