Testing Out a New WordPress Plugin Called KeywordLuv

08. Apr, 2008 57 Comments - Leave your comment

To help out the readers on this site who use the “@” symbol in their name when leaving comments, I’ve decided to experiment with a new WordPress plugin called KeywordLuv.

What it does is translates a comment like this:

Sue@TameBay

Into this:

Sue from TameBay

I pick on Sue simply because she leaves comments like that (nothing wrong with it in my opinion).

Theoretically, the plugin applies the correct weight to the keywords after the “@” symbol.

When the plugin is deactivated, everything is converted back to its “name@site” format.

There is a issue with Ajax Edit Comments, but only when editing the name portion, which hardly anybody does anyway.

Feel free to leave a comment below to try it. I’ll leave it installed for a week and see how it works out for you all.

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57 Comments on “Testing Out a New WordPress Plugin Called KeywordLuv” - Add yours!

mariana Reply 03. Feb, 2010 at 6:33 am

well…i thing this app great! i tasted some days ago and loved! Nice Blog!
leonardo Reply 23. May, 2010 at 7:33 am

This app it’s definitely great
I was using another one that looks like this
but when i discovery this one
i started using!
Alton Dilallo Reply 08. Jun, 2010 at 5:55 am

Hi, I’m having troubles loading your website. Only about 50% in the post appears to load, and the rest is just empty. I am not really certain why…. but you might like to find out about it. I will check back later on, it might be my browser fault.
- Bes Reply 08. Jun, 2010 at 12:12 pm
  
  Hey Alton, thanks for bringing this up!
  
  Would it be possible for you to please take a screenshot of this & email it to me? Do you mean the text is missing, or there is some empty, blank space between the actual top of the article text [some article text shows] & the comments section?
  
  Thanks again!
building supplies nottingham Reply 16. Jun, 2010 at 2:56 am

Well seeing as you don’t seem to have the KeywordLuv notification on your site I’m guessing it didn’t go very well. I think you should have kept it going, it gives people the chance to leave a link but also post as themselves.
- Bes Reply 16. Jun, 2010 at 11:12 am
  
  Hi there I removed the KeywordLuv notification plugin so that people can include their own names and any business name if they wish. That way, commentors can have the option of formatting and customizing the display of their own names. This also helps ensure full compatibility with people wanting to show different things like their publicly visible email address or even their own Twitter usernames.
  
  Also, could you let me know your name or a nickname so I can associate it with your comment? Thanks.
michel@School in Delhi Reply 02. Aug, 2010 at 4:18 am

I like those sites which provide us keywordLuv, commentluv and dofollow facilities. Thankful for this facilities and comments.