Over the past few weeks I’ve had emails from a number of ProBlogger readers who have had problems commenting here at ProBlogger. Perhaps my spam filter (Akismet) is blocking a few comments that it shouldn’t.
One way around this is to register as a user of ProBlogger here. If you do so and remain logged in you shouldn’t have any problems commenting and your comments shouldn’t need to go through the moderation process either (which some of your comments currently go through – this should speed up that process).
If you’re having no problems commenting you don’t need to register (feel free to do so if you wish to do so though).
If you register you can be assured your details will be kept private.
Strange that you haven’t any comments yet. Perhaps they’re all in moderation? :)
heheh – nah – only just posted it :-)
hi all,
It is a bit off topic but
You should really check this out http://paul.kedrosky.com/archives/2006/06/08/90173384_theres.html
I’m not sure of what Im seeing an adsense check of $901,733.84 for just a blog!
Yes Darren I knew it long time ago, Even SpamaKarma was catching my comments as spam
So I had register long long time ago.
Wow, that’s much better. :)
T^his points up a little rough spot that ha snever been deaslth with in WordPress. There’s no clear path for a new “registrant”. The application leaves them in limbo and if they try to go to a listed post to read it and thus get themselves into “The Loop”, they get an error screen about insifficient priviledge … one basically has to close the interaction with ProBlogger and come back from a new window, cold. What is the preferred action to take after registration is complete? Have I bene obtuse and missed somehting obvious here?
I’ve never had a problem with my comments. They’ve always shown up right away. But, I’ve registered and it went as smoothly as could be.
I only wish the registration process went that smoothly at my site. I have to manually reset every single password for new users. The autogenerated one doesn’t ever work.
I never had any problem with writing comments here so I am not concerned at this moment. However, due to the excessive abuse of spammers, I guess that sooner rather than later, all the blogs will have to adopt registration only system for commenting. Well, that would be sad day for us.
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My posts have been going up no problem it seems, but I registered anyway. I see a time coming when many good blogs, like this one, will be shut down allowing new commentors. Better get registered with my favorite blogs now….
Terry
Louis – that cheque is not for earnigns from a blog but from a dating site.
I haven’t really had a problem posting here in the past, but I registered anyway. If it makes things easier for everyone involved, then I’m all for it!
What about how there’s no subscribing to the comments on the post anymore? I loved that.
Problogger will not currently let us register.