Well, my Friday evening didn’t work out as planned. I was all ready to get this whole blogs.voxeo.com site moved over to WordPress 3.2.1. I’ve been running WP 3.2.1 on some of my personal sites (and the VOIPSA blog) and it’s been working great. Given my positive experience, I expected there to be no problems and was looking forward to it “just working”.
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WordPress for iPad Makes A Great Comment Command Center For A Blog Network
March 24 2011 by Dan York
When running a site like the Voxeo blog portal that features a “network” of different Voxeo blogs one of the ongoing challenges is handling comments. Not whether or not to allow comments… we have a very clear comment policy and publish all comments that comply… but rather just dealing with all the comment spam and moderating those comments that get through. We pay for an Akismet subscription, and that catches the vast majority of spam that hits our blog comments, but I also run the blogs in the moderation mode that requires your first comment to be approved by an administrator prior. Subsequent comments then are posted without moderation. I do this primarily because even with Akismet I was still finding spam getting through. Read More