Two Amazing WordPress Plugins

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1. Dean (4 comments.) says:

   8/21/2007 at 9:26 am

   Those interested in the second plugin mentioned above may also be interested in a plugin called modMunch which I released a couple of months back. It simply gives you an RSS feed to subscribe to instead of receiving bucket loads of email notifications. You can find more info on modMunch here: http://www.deanjrobinson.com/p.....wordpress/
2. Steve (3 comments.) says:

   8/21/2007 at 9:54 am

   Mark, thanks for pointing these plugins out. I will give them a try on my site http://www.chimp-simple.com

   I thought 90% of my readers would be from the US but it turns less than 50% are. The rest are from all over the world. Big surprise to me and probably the same for a lot of other sites.

   @Dean, thanks for pointing modMunch out, I love RSS for feeding/updating my sites. I will try this also.

   Thanks Again,
   Steve
3. Chris (2 comments.) says:

   8/21/2007 at 10:07 am

   The first plugin is a great concept, but it relies too heavily on the honesty of others. I can’t escape the thought that, for example, someone could “translate” a page into a page of foreign abuse / obscenities / adverts, and the blog owner wouldnt have a clue!

   Trackback was a great idea, but the trust needed was too much and left it far too open to abuse. Hopefully WWL will find a way around creating a similar situation.
4. Sergio (11 comments.) says:

   8/21/2007 at 12:46 pm

   somo of the readers of my blog have the same problem (Steve) so ill check that plug, cheers master!
5. Anirudh (4 comments.) says:

   8/22/2007 at 2:17 am

   If the guy who wrote the moderation notifier opens up the protocol, you can write a dbus script in python to notify in linux.
6. Exersauce (1 comments.) says:

   8/22/2007 at 5:13 pm

   Nice add in, the second one I mean. It may be useful in a lot of situations, to always see what you receive as comments.
7. subcorpus (3 comments.) says:

   8/24/2007 at 6:18 pm

   am gonna check out the second one …
   that might be useful ….
   with all those junk emails and junk folders i have setup …
   hehe …
   thanks for sharing …
   appreciated …

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