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Big IDEA: multi-author blogs soon, please?

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PubSub scoops Technorati and Feedster again, this time with a short review and another request for multi-author blog support in Roller. In part:

Big IDEA: from Zane State College’s IDEA Center: Wow, I’m impressed with Roller. A brief rundown of some of the plusses:
  • configurable editor interfaces–plain, WYSIWYG (java, IE-only and Mozilla-only)
  • timed availability of comments (enable for n days)
  • enable/disable comments (per-post or blog-wide)
  • nice blogroll import from OPML
  • bookmark import
  • create static pages–the link is created for you and added to the main navigation for you blog
  • per-user themes
  • spell check
  • new user registration
  • rss: site-wide, per-blog, and per-category
Maybe WordPress MultiUser is really the way to go. I used the regular WP for a class blog previously and liked having the multi-author blog. But I also really like Roller now; maybe the developers will add multi-author blogs soon.


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