I see you are about to submit an article called "Hardening WordPress". Just curious if there is a "better" name than this before you get started. As always, thank you for your contributions. I just am not familiar with the phrase and want to make sure that it is understandable by everyone. Lorelle 19:20, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Typically, security guides are known as hardening guides (heck, there's a whole volunteer group devoted to php security that releases "hardened php"). Perhaps we could include the phrase in the article but use a different title. It would be useful to get people acclimated to the terminology, if only to aid in Googling.--Eads 04:35, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

In the future, please follow the conventions on the Codex and click the user's name to leave a message on their discussion page. This will automatically pop up a "Messages Waiting" orange box when the user next visits the Codex. Nice. Otherwise, no one will know to check here for the answer.

The issue of the title is now being considered by the Documentation Team. As this is a wiki, everyone gets to help and participate on every document. No egos here. ;-) Thank you for your submission. I'm sure it will help WordPress users understand more about how security issues are handled and how they impact them. Lorelle 11:24, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Thanks for the note about the article not being ready. When it is outside of a user page, then it is considered "ready for prime time". In the future, set up rough draft pages as subpages of your user page such as [[User:Eads/Article Title]].

Thank you again for your contribution. We all learn as we go here. I'll put a Rough Draft note on the top of the article. Lorelle 13:46, 23 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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Hardening WordPress

Wow, I don't think a document on the Codex so far has attracted quite so much attention and editing. You stirred up a hornet's nest and I want to thank you. this is critical information and we need to get it RIGHT. Thanks for working with everyone for so long to get it right and helping WordPress be stronger, and more secure, than ever. Thanks. Lorelle 13:29, 15 Jul 2005 (UTC)