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What should we write about next

v1.0

by Vladimir Prelovac · updated 12 years ago

What should we write about next allows your users to quickly leave feedback at the end of your posts.

Rank
#46,613
No change yet
Active installs (est.)
≈ 12
10+ reported · High
Total downloads
5.6K
5,638 all-time
Rating
–
0 reviews
Support resolved
–
0 of 0 threads, last 2 months
Declining·Downloads -20% (30d)·Toward Fewer than 10 · ETA unknown

What should we write about next at a glance

What should we write about next is a WordPress plugin by Vladimir Prelovac with 10+ active installs, the #46,613 most popular plugin on WordPress.org. On a typical day it’s downloaded about 4 times, 20% fewer than the month before. It has no reviews yet. Version 1.0 came out on Dec 22, 2014, more than 11 years ago. It is tested up to WordPress 4.2.39. Among the 260 plugins tagged “plugins”, it ranks #154. It was first released in 2011.

Chart time range

Applies to every chart below. History from Oct 10, 2026, 31 days.

Showing the last 30 days. Full history comes with any paid plan.See plans

Downloads over time

Download stats

115 downloads · the last 30 days

Downloads over time
What should we write about next Compare series
Downloads over time: 25 days across 1 series.46Oct 10Oct 14Oct 18Oct 22Oct 26Oct 30Nov 3
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DateWhat should we write about next
Nov 3, 20264
Nov 2, 20264
Nov 1, 20266
Oct 31, 20265
Oct 30, 20264
Oct 29, 20264
Oct 28, 20267
Oct 27, 20263
Oct 26, 20265
Oct 25, 20267
Oct 24, 20264
Oct 23, 20265
Oct 22, 20264
Oct 21, 20264
Oct 20, 20264
Oct 19, 20264
Oct 18, 20266
Oct 17, 20264
Oct 16, 20264
Oct 15, 20265
Oct 14, 20263
Oct 13, 20266
Oct 12, 20264
Oct 11, 20264
Oct 10, 20265

Unusual spikes are usually updates, not new installs.

Estimated installs

≈ 12 · -7.7% in the last 30 days

Estimated installs
Estimated installs: 12 days across 1 series.12131415Oct 28Oct 30Nov 1Nov 3Nov 5Nov 7Nov 9
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DateEstimated installs
Nov 9, 202612
Nov 8, 202612
Nov 7, 202613
Nov 5, 202614
Nov 4, 202615
Nov 3, 202614
Nov 2, 202612
Nov 1, 202612
Oct 31, 202613
Oct 30, 202612
Oct 29, 202613
Oct 28, 202613

Rank over time

#46,613 · down 1,588 in the last 30 days

Popular rank
Popular rank: 10 days across 1 series.#40K#45KOct 28Oct 30Nov 1Nov 4Nov 6Nov 8
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DateDaily snapshot
Nov 8, 2026#46,613
Nov 6, 2026#44,509
Nov 5, 2026#40,584
Nov 4, 2026#36,700
Nov 3, 2026#39,319
Nov 2, 2026#46,069
Nov 1, 2026#46,040
Oct 31, 2026#44,803
Oct 30, 2026#46,800
Oct 28, 2026#45,025

Growth %

Average -0.66% a day in the last 30 days

Growth %, day over day
Growth %, day over day: 11 days across 1 series.-10%0%10%Oct 29Oct 31Nov 2Nov 5Nov 7Nov 9
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DateGrowth
Nov 9, 20260.00%
Nov 8, 2026-7.69%
Nov 7, 2026-3.57%
Nov 5, 2026-6.67%
Nov 4, 2026+7.14%
Nov 3, 2026+16.67%
Nov 2, 20260.00%
Nov 1, 2026-7.69%
Oct 31, 2026+8.33%
Oct 30, 2026-7.69%
Oct 29, 20260.00%

Active installs band

10+ on WordPress.org

Active installs (rounded band)
Active installs (rounded band): 14 days across 1 series.91011Oct 27Oct 29Oct 31Nov 2Nov 5Nov 7Nov 9
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DateDaily snapshot
Nov 9, 202610+
Nov 8, 202610+
Nov 7, 202610+
Nov 6, 202610+
Nov 5, 202610+
Nov 4, 202610+
Nov 3, 202610+
Nov 2, 202610+
Nov 1, 202610+
Oct 31, 202610+
Oct 30, 202610+
Oct 29, 202610+
Oct 28, 202610+
Oct 27, 202610+

Search rankings

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Change log

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Versions in use

Share of active installs on each published version, from WordPress.org.

  • v1.0100%

Requirements & info

Version history
Version
1.0
Requires WordPress
2.5
Tested up to
4.2.39
Requires PHP
–
First released
Dec 15, 2011
Last updated
Dec 22, 2014
Releases, last 12 months
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Questions about What should we write about next

How many websites use What should we write about next?

What should we write about next is active on 10+ WordPress sites, as WordPress.org reports it. WordPress.org rounds the number down, so the real count is somewhat higher. That makes it the #46,613 most popular plugin on WordPress.org.

How many times has What should we write about next been downloaded?

5,638 times in total since 2011. On a typical day it’s downloaded about 4 times. See download stats

When was What should we write about next last updated?

Version 1.0 came out on Dec 22, 2014 (11 years ago).

Is What should we write about next compatible with the latest WordPress?

What should we write about next’s readme says it’s tested up to WordPress 4.2.39, while the current version is 7.1. That doesn’t mean it breaks, but its author hasn’t confirmed it works with the latest releases.

Is What should we write about next still maintained?

Its last release was 11 years ago, so it may no longer be actively maintained. No support threads were opened in the last two months.

What rating does What should we write about next have?

No one has reviewed What should we write about next on WordPress.org yet.

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Estimated installs≈ 12
Reported installs10+
Rating–
Reviews0
Total downloads5.6K
AuthorVladimir Prelovac
First releasedDec 15, 2011
Version1.0
Requires WP2.5
Requires PHP–
Last updatedDec 22, 2014

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