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January 9th, 2009
Part I: Understanding Comments and Pingpacks April 8th, 2008
One of the great new features of WordPress 2.5. January 30th, 2008
A quick note about how you can conveniently get new content from this site. December 13th, 2007
A very cool screen saver for folks with a lot of photos stored on their Macs. November 16th, 2007
Get content delivered to your RSS reader or e-mail box. November 15th, 2007
Marking it as spam isn’t enough to get rid of it. November 1st, 2007
A WordPress plugin that helps commenters promote their own blogs. Yesterday, while following up on a pingback — I get a ton of pingback spam from sploggers — I discovered a legitimate link to an article on my blog. (Imagine that!) I decided to thank the author of the post linked to mine with a comment. Continue reading CommentLuv August 21st, 2007
Confirmation e-mails from sites you never joined. Yesterday, I got an e-mail message that went something like this: From: [omitted] Welcome, Thank You for Joining Web Cooking. Confirmation Number: 769799922 Your temporary Login Info will expire in 24 hours. Please login and change it. This link Continue reading Beware of the Latest Scam August 6th, 2007
What to do if your ISP blocks Port 25. A few months ago, I was suddenly unable to send e-mail from my computer. And I hadn’t changed a thing. The problem wasn’t just my desktop computer. It was also my laptop and my husband’s laptop. The computers could receive e-mail. And they could access the Web. They Continue reading Mail Stop Working? Here’s a Fix. April 12th, 2007
A great article on Plagiarism Today. As those of you who read this site regularly should know, I’ve been pretty POed about the blog spam and splogging situation. I subscribed to the Plagiarism Today feed because of its excellent articles about copyright and the fight against feed scraping by sploggers. Today’s article about WordPress.com was an Continue reading Why Wordpress.com is Virtually Spam Free February 22nd, 2007
A surprisingly simple solution. If you operate a blog-based Web site — or even a Web site that includes a separate blog — there’s a good chance that you can use the built-in category and RSS feed features to distribute special offers to site visitors by e-mail. I set this up on my WordPress-based Flying M Continue reading How to Advertise Special Offers with your WordPress Blog |
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Blogging Basics: Comment Spam, Part III
Part III: Identifying Comment Spam