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.

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.

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