Dealing with Spam Comments in WordPress
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The document discusses how to deal with spam comments on blogs. It defines what a pingback is, which is a notification sent between two sites that link to each other. It then poses the question "How to deal with Spam Comments?" suggesting this will be the topic discussed. The document ends by providing contact information for Liam Dempsey, the author.
Dealing with Spam Comments in WordPress
- 1. The Bane of Bloggers Dealing with Spam Comments Liam Dempsey LBDesign @liamdempsey in 鍖ve minutes 鍖at
- 2. ≒ Marketing Consultant + Communications Designer ≒ Philadelphia and London ≒ Run chickenmonkeydog.com Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 3. What are Pingbacks? Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 4. A pingback is sent from Site A to Site B, when Site A publishes a post that links to Site B. When Site B receives the noti鍖cation, it checks Site A for a live link. If that link exists, the pingback is recorded. Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 5. How to deal with Spam Comments?
- 6. Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 7. Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 8. Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 9. Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey
- 10. Liam Dempsey liam@lbdesign.tv @liamdempsey Blog: liamdempsey.com Work: lbdesign.tv Quirky: chickenmonkeydog.com Liam Dempsey | LBDesign @liamdempsey Thanks!