PERSONAL AND MORE…
Notes 1-12 in this site were prepared at WordPress.com by Romeo Cayabyab, a Sydney-based web publisher & founder of emanila.com. Later notes are for WordPress.org users. Learn more in my main site, at Facebook or Twitter.
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Rey: Thanks Romy! Actually, I think I finally got things working the way I wanted, and in the end I don’t...
The more I look around the more it seems...Violi: Hi Romy, Thanks for the tips. I like the auto-notifiers as they ensure that I can respond to comments on a...
Bogz Villegas: hi romy thanks for this post. have you tried freebies to attract readers to comment? bogz
BBanks: Your insights are useful to us struggling bloggers. Thanks for sharing.
Romy C: Thanks for your follow-up query: 1. The “the_content” and “the_excerpt” are found in...
SeNtHiL: thanks .. romy .. i have done it ..thanks for the help
but i can;t find “the_content” &...karenstuebing: I found this by doing a search on how to display older posts. Since my blog is a tutorial on...
atics: can use it in blackberry ??
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How to blog spam-free at WordPress.com
October 28, 2009
My last post about email spams was more for working than WordPress-ing. This time let me go back to the latter, albeit on the same subject, but focused on WordPress.com blogs. You know of course I am referring to comment spams. When you log in to your Dashboard, you are greeted with a note like: [...]