About the Comments
I know people are aggravated that they have to register with WordPress and then log in to post a comment. So far I haven’t figured out a way to turn this off. I am beginning to suspect it cannot be turned off. The feature is intended to prevent spam, I’m sure. It prevents my comments from being swamped with Viagra ads. But it is still aggravating.
Once you have registered, however, you shouldn’t have to re-register every time you post a comment. If you wander down the left-hand sidebar you’ll find the header “Syndication,” and under that is a login link. If you are already registered you can log in there and comment away. We should probably figure out a way to make that link more prominent, but that’s where it is now.
If you have registered and logged in and still can’t post a comment, please email me to let me know there’s a problem.
Once of the down sides of this new setup is that I am helpless to change anything but blog posts. I have to badger other people to make changes for me. But over the next few days I hope to sniff out the bugs and make interaction with this site as painless as possible.
It’s offical..2,000 deaths in Iraq. With that kind of stimulation I don’t think Rumsfeld is gonna need viagra. I hope that other pending news stories dont deny Americans the opportunity to savor the beauty of the price to rid Saddam of the weapons of mass deception.
They died for a LIE….and God bless America!
Comment by Swami — October 25, 2005 @ 2:35 pm
“With that kind of stimulation I don’t think Rumsfeld is gonna need viagra.”
Wicked!
Comment by maha — October 25, 2005 @ 2:47 pm
O/T a bit: You can find a whole slew of WordPress themes here; one of which might be a blue background/gray type sort.
Comment by Linkmeister — October 25, 2005 @ 3:09 pm
This is a test. I’m not really The Heretik.
Comment by theheretik — October 25, 2005 @ 4:59 pm
da registerin wernt dat hurd fer me an dat sez sumpin
Comment by rdjmcdowell — October 25, 2005 @ 7:54 pm
Gray background may return once the design team (me) has time to work on it. But it could be much, much worse. A white background is better than, say, lime green, no?
Comment by Erin — October 26, 2005 @ 11:56 am
http://gelanika.descom.es/6rq/old.html garyhoodlumnow
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