We’re excited and honoured to have been featured on Mashable as one of the 20+ Great WordPress 2.7 Compatible plugins.  Thanks for the vote Sean P. Aune. We’re glad you like our plugin.

After some fairly major overhauls, improvements and bug fixes, we’re happy to announce the release of SendFeed v. 1.3.  Features and bug fixes included in this release are as follows:

• Log table clipping
  SendFeed keeps a log of all recent activity in the database, which we hope in the future to provide a front-end for.  However, until this release, this log would have just continued to grow until all available space was used up.  The log is now limited to actions over the past 30 days.
• Basic templates for new feeds
  Now, when you create a new feed, it will come preinstalled with a basic HTML and TEXT version template.  You can further tailor these templates to meet your needs.
• Admin interface cleaning
  The admin interface has been cleaned up a bit to be more straightforward and not include our development instructions/requirements.
• Newsletter preview
  You can now preview what the different versions of the newsletter will look like with live data, once the feed has been created.
• Allow pulling of author field
  We have added an additional field to the newsletter controls to allow you to display the author name.  This information is pulled from the dc:creator field in the RSS feed.
• Code streamlining
  We have refactored some aspects of the code to function in a more modular way and hopefully faster.

You may download this version from WordPress.org.

We hope you enjoy these improvements.  We would love to hear your comments or thoughts in the comments area below.

We are very excited to announce the release of SendFeed, our brand new RSS/XML Feed to Email WordPress plugin.

The SendFeed Plugin for WordPress allows you to send your latest post from your RSS feed to an external Mailing List Manager in both text and HTML formats. We use Lyris here at TruthMedia but it should work for Majordomo and other list managers that you can post via email to.

It is capable of sending messages out immediately, at predefined intervals such as daily/weekly/monthly or manually.  Also, the text and HTML templates are completely customizable on a per feed basis so you can tailor the emails to suit the list or feed you are using.

We have just released the very first edition of the plugin on WordPress.org.  You can find it at:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sendfeed/