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How EmDash uses Clef to moderate the plugin registry

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By Scott Buscemi
| emdashcms.com
Every plugin listing in the official EmDash plugin registry is now screened by Cloudflare's Clef decision model before it can appear in the catalog. Clef reviews the listing metadata, outbound links, icon, and screenshots for phishing, impersonation, offensive content, scams, and attempts to manipulate the moderation system. The registry is built on AT Protocol, so plugin authors publish signed releases from their own accounts.
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EmDash 1.0: the stable CMS with a secure plugin registry

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By Scott Buscemi, Matt Kane, Noah Pham
| cloudflare.com
Scott Buscemi,Matt Kane, and Noah Pham When we introduced EmDash on April 1 as the “spiritual successor to WordPress”, the buzz was hard to ignore. Walking around a WordPress conference that month, we couldn’t walk far without hearing murmurs about EmDash from fellow attendees. But alongside the excitement and curiosity has been a seed of doubt among some in the industry. Was this just an April Fools’ joke? It was not.
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GorillaPod 3K Pro Review: the versatile tripod goes professional

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By Scott Buscemi
| 9to5Toys Verified
GorillaPod has made a name for itself as “the” handheld tripod brand. We’ve all seen them in the wild being used as a selfie stick, “wrap around anything” tripod, or makeshift steadicam. With the new GorillaPod 3K Pro, meant for mirrorless camera setups up to 3kg (6.6lbs), this model is going professional. What has Joby done to make this version ready for the big leagues, and is it worth an upgrade? Let’s dive into our review. What makes the GorillaPod 3K Pro… Pro?
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