I’m going to be away for a week or thereabouts, and in the meantime comments will be off. You can still leave one, but it’ll be waiting in my approval list before it gets published.
Otherwise you’ll be seeing Viagra spam all here! Have a good week!
As you set up your first blog, youll need to decide how youll want to manage the comments that come in. As most experienced bloggers have learned, an open anything goes policy has some significant dra... 查看全文
In a good post on the limits of what could be expected from opening the ANWR to oil exploration Dyre42 notes:The one real benefit of drilling in ANWR would be significantly decreasing the amount of fo... 查看全文
“And that,” he wrote, “is that.”Doesn’t much make you want to pitch in with your own views, does it? We all tend to focus on catchy headlines and gripping titles. That split-second interest grabber is... 查看全文
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Once you start to receive comments on your blog youre going to want to have your comments stand out above the crowd, after all, it is your site! Youll notice here on Blogging Tips that if the author o... 查看全文
Here are the top nine comments made by sports commentators that they would like to take back... 查看全文
By David Ponce Just want to let you guys know that if you leave a comment, and it doesnt appear immediately, its because our spam filter, Akismet, has decided that everything is spam. Ive spent a good... 查看全文
Weve had a bit of a firestorm here at Dear Author and many new readers (hello new visitors). I thought it might be worthwhile to do a bit of post mortem on the recent brou ha ha. For new visitors, let... 查看全文
After weeks of badgering from the mainstream media as well as right wing talk radio, Republican nominee, Sen. John McCain (R, AZ), summoned reporters to say he was outraged by the President George W. ... 查看全文
