Wes Todd

**Sorry to those of you who downloaded this plugin before I had added the files to the repo. But now they are avaliable and ready to help you organize those uploads.
A very simple plugin that organizes uploads into folders based on the current user id.
Example:
“/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/image.jpg” becomes “/wp-content/uploads/$id/2011/01/image.jpg” where $id is the current users id.
or when uploads are not sorted into month and year:
“/wp-content/uploads/image.jpg” becomes “/wp-content/uploads/$id/image.jpg” where $id is the current users id.
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Organize User Uploads

**Sorry to those of you who downloaded this plugin before I had added the files to the repo.  But now they are avaliable and ready to help you organiz …

thinkaquamarine

This plugin allows you to keep track of the status of your posts as you work through each phase of creating them.
<h4>Why Use Phases?</h4>
Phases helps you stay organized as you progress through the steps of creating your posts. The steps from start to finish may differ, but Phases lets you keep track of your progress at a glance.
By default, phases comes with To Do, Doing Done phases, but you can change this to suit your needs. For instance, if you’re entering content, maybe you want a Not Started, Rough Draft, Edited, and Approved phases for your posts; or, if you’re testing a site, maybe you want Untested, QA, QC, Final phases. The phases you choose are up to you!
You can also enable notes to keep track of why a post is in a particular phase. For instance, you could have a phase called Blocked and list the reasons each post is blocked, like “blocked because missing hero image, missing author bio, missing accurate pricing” and so forth.
Inspired by <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/mark-posts/" rel="ugc">Mark Posts</a>.

Organize User Uploads vs Post Edit Phases