marco.rucci

<p>This plugin allows you to create strong evidence of intellectual property on the post content by certifying a blog post using the criptographically secure process of trusted timestamping.  The timestamps are issued by an accredited Certification Authority, thus adding legal value to the certification.  The certification guarantees that the post content is not modified since it has been published.</p>
<p>Coming soon: each certified post will show a “certification seal” that links to a page on easytimestamping.com where verification is performed on the fly.  The verification checks that the post content has not been altered and checks that the timestamp associated with the post has been issued by a Certification Authority and verify its authenticity.  The “certification seal” allows the viewers of your blog to verify that the content of the blog post has never been altered since its certification date.</p>


Certify Post

Create strong evidence of intellectual property of your posts and show it to your viewers.

amielucha

<p>A Long Time Ago is a WordPress plugin that replaces the default post time (for example: “Posted on 01/01/2011 at 11:11”) with “Posted x time ago” (examples: “Just now”, “2 hours ago”, “Yesterday”, “on Thursday”, “3 weeks ago”, “1 year ago”).</p>
<p>Enjoy!</p>
<h4>Features Include:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Translation-ready. Includes English, Polish and Spanish.</li>
<li><code>[time_ago]</code> shortcode allowing to place the time within posts and plugins.</li>
<li>ISO-formatted <code><time></code> HTML element</li>
<li>special cases: “just now” and “yesterday”</li>
</ul>
<h4>Bonus:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Function improving display of weekdays when using Polish language</li>
</ul>


A Long Time Ago

Add "Posted x time ago" for human-readable post dates. If the post is fresher than 1 week the plugin returns the day of the week.

Certify Post vs A Long Time Ago