It was a success
My phpinclude plugin seems to have been success. Only 1 day after release I’ve already have almost 79 visitors on the page and several downloads just from this site. I guesss large part of the success came from adding my plugin to WorddPress Plugin Database @ wp-plugins.net and reviewing my plugin page on my 
StumbleUpon favorites so big thanks to social media! =)
I found some sites even mentioning my plugin (leaving out the obvious ones mentioned above):
- Weblog tools collection, post WordPress Plugin Releases for 12/22
The page listed several plugins but a user had even commented mine (not to mention that it was the only comment when I looked. Apparently he had been looking for something like this for some of the same reasons I created it and he had even tried some plugins trying to achieve somehing similiar. - WordPress Planet apparently lists new plugin entries from different blogs. It’s kind of pathetic to mention this here because my plugin was mentioned in entry from Weblog tools Collection, which I listed just above
Noothing else this time, I’m just happy about my success. Will this get me fame? Possible. Money? Not likely. Happiness through rocognizion: Definately.
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Author is a 29 years old linux zealot and hacker from Finland.
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December 23rd, 2008 at 1:36 pm
Congratulations!
December 23rd, 2008 at 4:18 pm
Thanks mr. Shell Script ;) Btw, what did you think of my shell scripting example, tree.sh
I have more coming… One application for using USB-key (or any USB device) as key to lock/unlock desktop with xscreensaver, xlock or something similiar - and one providing library / example how you can emulate basic array variables (via functions) with plain bourne shell! I asked you once if it would be possible and while it’s not by default there is an obscure way to achieve it (we are talking of turing compliant language after all ;) ). Keep tuned.