karissagall

flewid

The Media Guide-o-Matic plugin works to automate media guides.
Similar to how spellcheck automatically checks for spelling mistakes, Media Guide-o-Matic automatically checks draft post content for words and phrases that go against the best practices outlined in existing media guides.
The plugin saves time for journalists who publish their work on WordPress and helps them improve their reporting.
Currently, the plugin works to automate one media guide: the Mindset Media Guide for reporting on mental health. It checks draft post content for words and phrases that Mindset identifies as contributors to stigma around mental illness.
For example, if you type the phrase “committed suicide” into WordPress with the plugin installed, when you hit either “Save Draft” or “Publish” the plugin sends your post content to our server where it is validated. In this example, the plugin would send back an alert that Mindset advises against using that phrase, because it implies illegality or moral failing. The alert also suggests alternative phrases.
Alerts and advice for words and phrases related to suicide, mental illness and violence, schizophrenia, review board hearings, addiction and more are included.
The plugin does NOT save your data. Web calls go out to 
“http://karissagall.ca/media-guide-o-matic-alert/index.php” where the administration interface is located for us to manage the words and phrases.
If there are no words or phrases in your draft post that go against the best practices outlined in the guide, the plugin does… nothing!
Media Guide-o-Matic is not a full replacement for media guides like Mindset, but it is a free tool that you can use to improve your reporting.

Media Guide-O-Matic Plugin

The purpose of the plugin is to help journalists ensure their reporting does not contribute to stigma around mental illness.

felthy

This is a very simple WordPress plugin that makes the WordPress search box find posts that contain ANY of the words 
entered instead of only posts that contain ALL of the words; that is, it makes the search use the OR operator instead of 
the default AND operator.
It doesn’t have any settings or configuration – just place the plugin in your <code>/wp-content/plugins/</code> folder, activate 
the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu, and searches that have more than one word will start returning posts that contain 
one (or more) of the words instead of just posts that contain every one of the words.
Easy.

Any Word Search

Makes the WordPress search box find posts that contain ANY of the words entered.

Media Guide-O-Matic Plugin vs Any Word Search