wesg

Mass Page Remover does exactly what the name implies: it makes it very easy to remove as many pages as you want.
The plugin works as an admin panel. The form contains a start page ID and an end page ID as well as an input for specific IDs.
Please provide feedback on the blog post so that I can improve the plugin further.
For a complete list of the changes from each version, please visit <a href="http://www.wesg.ca/2008/06/wordpress-plugin-mass-page-maker/#changelog" rel="nofollow ugc">the plugin homepage</a>.
For examples and tips on using the plugin, please check <a href="http://www.wesg.ca/2008/06/wordpress-plugin-mass-page-maker/#usage" rel="nofollow ugc">the examples</a> on the plugin homepage.
Be sure to check out my other plugins at <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/profile/wesg" rel="ugc">my WordPress profile</a>.
<h4>USAGE</h4>
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<li>After activating the plugin, navigate to the admin panel interface, where the options can be entered to remove the required number of pages or posts.</li>
<li>View the page list at the bottom to see which pages you want to remove.</li>
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Mass Page Remover

Mass Page Remover makes it easy to remove multiple pages at once.

ramon fincken

Deletes all tags (or other taxonomies), handy tool if you want to start over with a quick clean blog. 
* Coding by <a href="https://www.mijnpress.nl" title="MijnPress.nl WordPress ontwikkeling" rel="nofollow ugc">MijnPress.nl</a> 
* Idea by ber-art.nl

Mass Delete Taxonomies

5 stars: Plugin works great and fast
-1 star: There is no confirmation screen or about screen. No options to select which tags taxonomies you want to delete. The menu is just there and once you click on it.. poof. all tags are gone. While in theory this is great, it would be nice to have some kind of confirmation to let you know that it will in fact be deleting everything.



Does what it does great, but the UI could be better

Deletes all tags (or other taxonomies), handy tool if you want to start over with a quick clean blog.

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