The Auto Schedule Posts plugin manages posting on a blog so that no matter how fast posts are added they only show up according to the auto schedule parameters. Blog owners can set the plugin to only post during certain hours, on certain days, and/or maintain a minimum time period between posts. Eventually I plan to have an option so that would enforce a posting schedule (such as only posting on the half hour) where a missed time holds all posts until the next scheduled time rather than simply ensuring a minimum time gap.
There is a priority setting when selecting posts to publish which only affects multi-author blogs – Selecting “Least Recent Author” creates something of a round robin when there are multiple posts ready for publication the author who has published the least recently is selected. The “Oldest Unpublished Post” setting simply chooses the first unpublished post (by post ID) that is ready for publication without regard to author.
Latest Version 1.0 (December 1, 2009)
After using this for quite some time I discovered one wrinkle to iron out – in version 0.9 the last published post time was not handled correctly so when updating options new posts could be published before the scheduled time. Now updating options will not open the gate for an extra post to be published.

This doesn’t seem to be working with WP 3.0.1 – are you planning an update to fix?
I have not had time to test it on 3.0.1 yet but I do plan to test it and make any changes necessary to make it work.
It was my best plugin in wordpress. But it doesn’t work for WP 3. If you fix it that would be great. Shalom!
I’m glad to hear that people had found it useful. I am working on a fix and I am hopeful that it can be released relatively soon.
Thank you David, May God bless your works
This is exactly what I am looking for. Would be great if you could upgrade it for latest version of WordPress. Thanks.
Looks like a great plugin, just installed it then found out it’s not currently working with the newest version of wordpress, so i’m looking forward to your fix!
James