explicitly set comment_approved=1 so that comments aren't sometimes marked as spam #20
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…arked as spam maybe helps (and maybe fixes) pfefferle#14
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Does this also disable the flood control? This might work atm but if webmentions gain more popularity and spammers are aware of it, this might become a problem. |
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i'm not sure if this also disables flood control. and i definitely agree, spam filtering is still useful for webmentions. i'd be happy to make this configurable by users. maybe a define(...) option in wp-config.php? |
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explicitly set comment_approved=1 so that comments aren't sometimes marked as spam
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This is the perfect way I think! I will modify the text so it is possible to do so! |
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awesome, thanks! |
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So bc5a688 |
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maybe helps (and maybe fixes) #14. @pfefferle, you know wordpress better than me, but i think this will work. it at least still works in my setup with akismet running.