@Chuck Reynolds - That takes a lot of guts to be building something with beta software but on the flip side, this is one of the few times where something was yanked out of WordPress in the beta cycle. I can't remember the last time something like this happened.

@Rudd - Yep. I think StudioPress was also waiting for 3.6 to drop before releasing Genesis 2.0.

@Illya King - Post Formats are theme dependent so if you are using them and you don't see anything happening, chances are, your theme doesn't support them.

@Sallie Goetsch (@salliegoetsch) - Ouch. I saw a tweet by WP101 yesterday saying this is why they don't start recording videos until a new WordPress version hits release candidate stage.

@Paul - Well, they'll be releasing a plugin so those who liked what they saw and used in 3.6 beta will be able to continue using it. It will also continue to get better.

@Eric Mesa - No it's not going to be added to Jetpack. It will be a stand alone plugin that will continue to be developed alongside WordPress 3.7. The hope is to reintegrate it with core around WordPress 3.7. Until then, the plugin will have to do.

@Ryan Hellyer - Removed for now lol.

@Albert - This has been brought up and it seems like Mark Jaquith agrees. I imagine we will see less post formats in the future, at least ones that are exposed to the public with support for more behind the scenes.

@Josh Allen - My use of Post Formats I think was all wrong to begin with. It started off with my misunderstanding of what they were and at the time, I don't think the theme I was using really had good Post Format design. I believe I have a much better understand of Post Formats now and I will utilize them in the new design of WPTavern.

@Chip Bennett - I'd love to see a list of sites that are really utilizing post formats in WordPress.