Plugin Review - Fun With in-Context Comments

Andrew Rickmann, friend and fellow RA Project contributor, has released a new plugin called Fun With In-Context Comments for WordPress 2.5.

The plugin allows you to add questions to your comment section, which readers can optionally answer.

Ajax Edit Comments 2.1 Released

Ajax Edit Comments 2.1 is ready for release. For the download, please visit the Ajax Edit Comments 2.0 page.
Feature Additions

Option to disable icons.
Option to disable Gravatars.
Added auto-scroll to comment.
Option to customize title text and URL
Option to remove “clearfix
Option to specify stylesheets.
Option to remove “More Options” from editor.
Added additional languages.
Added numerous plugin hooks so that [...]

Ajax Edit Comments 2.1 Pre-Release

I’ve been busy with some fairly sizable updates to the plugin.
Thanks to feedback from various sources including Viper007 and Sean from Pixelwit, I’ve added in a number of updates/changes.
Since there are a fair amount of changes, I’m holding off on an official release and also giving the translators a chance to catch up with some [...]

To Follow, or Not to Follow - on Twitter

To follow, or not to follow. That is the question.
This past week I gained about sixty or so followers thanks to Jeff’s Twitter post over at WeblogToolsCollection.
After scanning through each of my new followers, I was faced with a decision. Do I follow just because they’ve followed me? Or, do I follow [...]

Plugin Review - WP Comment Remix

The newest WordPress plugin to help with commenting and reader appreciation is that of WP Comment Remix.

Comment Remix enhances your admin comment section, and introduces several post features.