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2 years ago
in Better Comments Manager - Wordpress Plugin release on Techie Buzz
cyt,
What version of WordPress are you using? wp_enqueue_script only works on recent versions of WP (2.1+) I believe.
What version of WordPress are you using? wp_enqueue_script only works on recent versions of WP (2.1+) I believe.
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keith
Thanks for the info Ronald, definitely help to fix the issue.
2 years ago
in Top 32 Forms of Linking Payola on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
32 forms of linking truth.
I suppose some of these could be said for leaving comment as well. I'd rather link to someone because the content was relevant to a point I am trying to make.
I will definitely keep these in mind next time I link to someone from my site(s).
I suppose some of these could be said for leaving comment as well. I'd rather link to someone because the content was relevant to a point I am trying to make.
I will definitely keep these in mind next time I link to someone from my site(s).
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Andy Beard
Ronald a lot of these most bloggers do to a small extent all the time, and you can fall into patterns of frequently linking to a smaller group of people because those are the ones who link to you the most, and who might be most aligned to your own point of view.
Even if you make a concious effort to link to some different people, I am sure a large number of the people you choose to link to might be in some way "payback" because you have noticed them linking to you in the past.
Many of these characteristics are a positive thing for whatever your point of view is, because it can inherently grow critical mass to a certain way of thinking.
As an example it is very rare for me to link out to blogs which aren't using some kind of dofollow because a lot of my feed reading time is now spent in the dofollow community I created.
Even if you make a concious effort to link to some different people, I am sure a large number of the people you choose to link to might be in some way "payback" because you have noticed them linking to you in the past.
Many of these characteristics are a positive thing for whatever your point of view is, because it can inherently grow critical mass to a certain way of thinking.
As an example it is very rare for me to link out to blogs which aren't using some kind of dofollow because a lot of my feed reading time is now spent in the dofollow community I created.
2 years ago
in Top 32 Forms of Linking Payola on Andy Beard - Internet Business Systems Discussion
32 forms of linking truth.
I suppose some of these could be said for leaving comment as well. I'd rather link to someone because the content was relevant to a point I am trying to make.
I will definitely keep these in mind next time I link to someone from my site(s).
I suppose some of these could be said for leaving comment as well. I'd rather link to someone because the content was relevant to a point I am trying to make.
I will definitely keep these in mind next time I link to someone from my site(s).
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Andy Beard
Ronald a lot of these most bloggers do to a small extent all the time, and you can fall into patterns of frequently linking to a smaller group of people because those are the ones who link to you the most, and who might be most aligned to your own point of view.
Even if you make a concious effort to link to some different people, I am sure a large number of the people you choose to link to might be in some way "payback" because you have noticed them linking to you in the past.
Many of these characteristics are a positive thing for whatever your point of view is, because it can inherently grow critical mass to a certain way of thinking.
As an example it is very rare for me to link out to blogs which aren't using some kind of dofollow because a lot of my feed reading time is now spent in the dofollow community I created.
Even if you make a concious effort to link to some different people, I am sure a large number of the people you choose to link to might be in some way "payback" because you have noticed them linking to you in the past.
Many of these characteristics are a positive thing for whatever your point of view is, because it can inherently grow critical mass to a certain way of thinking.
As an example it is very rare for me to link out to blogs which aren't using some kind of dofollow because a lot of my feed reading time is now spent in the dofollow community I created.
