=== Plugin Name ===
Contributors: Editz
Tags: editz, grammar, copy edit, editor, spell check, spelling, goosegrade
Requires at least: 2.7
Tested up to: 3.0
Stable tag: 1.30

Editz allows your readers to become citizen editors.

== Description ==

Allow your readers to become citizen editors.  Editz is a free
service that allows your readers to post spelling, grammar, factual,
and other errors straight to you.  After you or any other wordpress
admin approves the edit, the Editz plugin will automatically fix
the error.  It's like magic.

= NOTE: =
* Since plugin version 1.3, the plugin folder's name changed to editz. 
This is due to the recently gooseGrade rebranding. gooseGrade is now Editz. 
If after unzipping, the plugin folder's name is goosegrade, you must rename 
it to editz before uploading it to your plugins folder in order for the 
plugin to work properly. 

You can learn a bit more about it by watching this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=858FDGwIp2g

= New In Version 3.0 =
* Re-brand. gooseGrade is now Editz

= New In Version 1.29: =
* Added support for enterprise

= New In Version 1.28: =
 
* Just a fix for a problem with the CVS versioning.

= New In Version 1.25: =

* Fixed left layout display of the widget
* Fixed "Show Widget On Main Blog" check
* Fixed issue on some RSS feeds
* More discorverable text for custom instructions

== Changelog ==

= Version 1.25: =

* Fixed left layout display of the widget
* Fixed "Show Widget On Main Blog" check
* Fixed issue on some RSS feeds
* More discorverable text for custom instructions

= Version 1.24: =

* Just an update version to override an incorrect file

= Version 1.23: =

* Fixed index issue caused from some fixes in Editz API

= Version 1.22: =

* Fixed connection warnings if the site is down

= Version 1.21: =

* Fixed bug related to custom widget insertion

= Version 1.20 =

* Fixed bug related to non standard WordPress install locations

= Version 1.19 =

* Fixed bug related to global variables -- sometimes caused fatal error on activation

= Version 1.18 =

* Added error message when password is invalid

= Version 1.13 =

* Fixed error causing the plugin to not work on PHP4

= Version 1.11 =

* Added support for WordPress MU (as a site-wide plugin)
* Fixed bug where context in administration panel was wrong
* Fixed compatibility with Google Analytics WordPress plugina
* Fixed bug where correction list was incorrect on new installations

= Version 1.10 =

* Fixed small bug with regards to settings saving on new install
* Updated plugin description

= Version 1.08: =

* Modified settings area
* Improved error messages
* Added tooltip guides
* Fixed problem with single quotations
* Fixed issue where the menu correction count didn't use the site ID
* Fixed reference to graphic logo in corrections area
* Fixed profile box information
* Fixed updating post content when correction accepted
* Added support for various widgets

== What's New ==

= New In Version 1.26: =
 
* Just a fix for a problem with the CVS versioning.


== Installation ==

= Important NOTE: =
Since plugin version 1.3, the plugin folder's name changed to editz. 
This is due to the recently gooseGrade rebranding. gooseGrade is now Editz. 
If after unzipping, the plugin folder's name is goosegrade, you must rename 
it to editz before uploading it to your plugins folder in order for the 
plugin to work properly. 

= Pre 2.7 =

Download, unzip, and upload the 'Editz' folder and all its
contents to your WordPress wp-content/plugins folder using FTP. Visit
the plugin tab in the WordPress admin, and activate Editz. You
can then setup your plugin options by visiting the Settings -
Editz.

= 2.7+ =

1)  Download the Editz WordPress plugin.
2)  Login to your wp-admin.
3)  Click the "Plugins" dropdown on the left.  Then click "Add New".
4)  Browse to your file and hit install now.

You can then setup your plugin options by visiting the Settings - >Editz.

= WordPress MU (Site-wide plugin) =

1) Download the Editz WordPress plugin
2) Install plugin in the mu-plugins directory
3) Move editz.php from the mu-plugins/editz directory to the mu-plugins/ directory

Each blog should then have access to the Editz settings panel

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Where do I configure the plugin? =

Look under the settings drop down and click "Editz".

= Where do I find my corrections list? =

Click the drop down next to the post listing.  Then click corrections.

= Will Editz edit my posts? =

Yes. Editz.com edits posts when you accept corrections posted
by you or other Editorz.

= How do I know whether to trust an user recommended edit? =

Each editor has a reputation that follows them from site to
site.  Click their username to view their accuracy and how experienced
they are.


== Screenshots ==

1. Editz settings page
2. Viewing a user's profile
3. Viewing the corrections list