With Brian Gardner joining forces with Jason Schuller and releasing all their new themes under the Open Source GPL Licence, this week is your last chance to grab yourself one of the great Revolution Themes.

WPscoop or “Wordpress Scoop” to give it’s full working title is a social news, bookmarking and networking website dedicated to the Wordpress CMS blogging web application. Built using the Drigg for Drupal system WPscoop which launched around a month ago is the latest project to have chosen the Drigg system.

Over the coming days and weeks we will be posting some short tutorials on our features and tools here at WPscoop, a few days ago we updated our “Browser Submit Button” to include selectable text from the submitted page. This post will show you how to place a configurable WPscoop Stories widget on your website or Blog.

Making it easy to submit content to WPscoop is a process we feel should be a simple affair and be carried out with as few actions as possible. With this in mind we have recently updated our Browser Bookmark Submission Tool to insert the URL, Title and a Selected description of the content you are submitting automatically into the WPscoop Submit form. Continue reading for a short tutorial.

I hope all is well with everybody in Wordpress land. And hopefully you have all seen our ‘new look’ WPScoop. Stuart has been working hard all weekend to bring us a new theme for our site, and I must say it looks great!

Today we spent some time configuring all the RSS feeds on WPscoop to utilize the feedburner system, WPscoop has RSS feeds available for each individual category making it easier than ever to quickly check submissions and movers. You can a subscribe to individual RSS feeds from the right of the category menu.