For me, it seems that the WordPress WP Super Cache Plugin is a very necessary plugin to have for blogs that have a lot of traffic. Many people fail to understand that running a WordPress blog is much different than running a typical or standard static HTML web site.
Running WordPress on a server is very demanding on system resources. Granted, WordPress by itself is very efficient; however, when you go adding things to it such as traffic, pictures, text, categories, tags, and a mile long list of other plugins, you can end up killing your blog real quick.
The WordPress WP Super Cache plugin helps reduce the amount of server system resources used by you WordPress blog simply by making static HTML copies of everything rather than allowing the program to pull queries direct from your MySQL database.
To me, this can indeed be a life saver for bloggers who have tons of traffic or even for bloggers who get the every once in awhile “Burst Fire” traffic caused from submitting content into social networks such as StumbleUpon.com or Digg.com.
The only issue I have with the Plugin is that it doesn’t work very well with advertisement serving WordPress Plugins such as OIO and MaxBannerAds.
This is simply due to the fact that these programs are designed to rotate ads while the WP Super Cache plugin is designed to keep things static and not dynamic. What happens when you run the WP Super Cache plugin when you are also displaying rotating banner advertisements is that they no longer rotate.
To learn more about the WordPress WP Super Cache Plugin and download it, click here.
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