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WordPress 2.7 was announced this week and I’ve been doing upgrades ever since (managing too many blogs!). While there are literally tons of new features in this release, the built-in threaded comments had my attention today. Next you’ll begin to notice the new features subtly sprinkled through the new interface: the new dashboard that you can Want to moderate your WordPress blog comments without having to log into the site? Check out Moderator, a combination WP plugin and Adobe AIR app that streamlines the entire process. I haven’t tried it out myself (I’m trying to minimize distractions!) but it sure looks like a great idea. Anyone using it? Thoughts or impressions? [hat tip: Back in February, I excitedly announced that I was getting rid of the rel=nofollow stuff on comment links. April rolled around and I excitedly “joined” the I Follow movement with a spiffy badge. Towards the end of May, I voiced some concerns about abuse. A few weeks later in June, I hit the abuse topic some more. July 1 As mentioned several times, I’m a “do follow” blog. Long story short, I don’t feel that commenters’ links should be marked as “rel=nofollow.” Until today I have been using the slick DoFollow plugin by Kimmo Suominen. That plugin allows a bit of a time delay before removing the nofollow attribute which is helpful in the Continue reading Small Adjustment to My "No nofollow" Policy |
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December 13th, 2008 | 
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co.mments.com Shutting Down
Bummer. My favorite comment tracking service (co.mments.com) is shutting down within the week. That makes me sad.
I recall that last time I looked around for similar services I didn’t find much to get excited about. Any suggestions?