Common functionality WordPress core should have but maybe shouldn't.

A session replay speaks louder than a thousand events.

Filters commonly used references to bug numbers into active links, with (currently hardcoded) support for numerous Free Software projects.

An issue tracker for things that haven't gone to plan.

To configure your feedback tab, just go to www.monyta.com == Installation ==

Provides unofficial fixes for selected WordPress bugs, so you don't have to wait for the next WordPress core release.

A front-end request ticketing and project management system built to be used with any up-to-date WordPress website.

A simple Pivotal Tracker frontend for Wordpress.

You are not required to have an account with http://www.sitefeedback.com; however, an account will let you access advanced features that let you hide and promote comments, as well as turn the comment into a to do list.

Present issues from The Bug Genie in your Wordpress blog.

The Y2K Bug Simulator adds filters to most core WordPress functions that report back a date, rendering 19xx in place of 20xx.