What I can tell you about this plugin is that it allows the people to subscribe to the “Post Comments” and will receive the next comments that other people do on that pertaining post in their emails.

Now, unless you are having an open discussion about something and are curious about what other people might say, this plugin might not be for you and your visitors because nobody really likes their email inbox filling up with messages such as…

Great Post! Keep it up!

Your Completely wrong, this blog sucks.

I agree with you, I will continue to come back to your blog.

In conclusion, I will probably stop using this plugin because there is simply no need for it on my blog. The download link is available here if you are interested. What about yours? Do you use open discussions and subscribe to that posts feed?

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Well its that time of year again, when the bunny will come hopping around to everyones houses and leave little chocolate eggs all around so that you can find them. So can this subject be related to the way you write articles for your website?

No it cannot. Have a good long weekend everyone. Expect to see:

• 3 useful Wordpress Plugin (As part of the series that I am writing) posts +
• A Free Weekly Website Review +
• Quality Articles - That are not forced just because of a time limit

in the next couple of days.

My Personal Photograph Of The Colosseum In Rome

While trying to decide a topic to talk about after I came back from my vacation in Europe, I thought I should include a picture or two that I have taken along with it. So I decided to use some pictures from the Colosseum to construct an idea that has been stirring about in my head for the past 20 minutes. What are you going to be blogging about in 1 month? Is your niche sturdy enough to last those crucial starting months?? Literally, only time will tell.

A lot can be learned from the past… such as that the Colosseum took 10 years to build and used precision mathematics to create archways to support such a large weight. Which could be related about how you are building your blog with content and readers in a sense. Are you going to be changing your topic once you run out of ideas?

Although creating a blog only takes a couple of minutes, you could be short sighting yourself out of some great long term readers that would only enjoy your articles if you were talking about that certain one. In Basic Terms: If you can only think of 30 ideas to post about for your specific topic, perhaps you may want to broaden it and then have more.

This handy little plugin allows you to use your MailTo: links without having to worry about spam. By converting those links in the hexidecimal codes, Spammer bots will not be able to harvest your emails and spam the living daylights out of you! I’m so confident in this plugin that:

[Link Removed, Damn you, Evil Spam Bots!]

This plugin is available here and I recommend it for everyone that would like to not worry about being spammed if you use a MailTo: link in your blog.

*Update* - After foolishly trusting my email with this plugin, It failed miserably and as pointed out through arnold’s comment.. It does not work for RSS feeds…

 Does that mean I have spammers that have subscribed to my feed? OH THE IRONY!

No Ping Wait is a plugin that lets you ping various services (Technorati, Google, Feedburner) instantly when you finish a post and publish it on your blog. Wordpress does this, but usually waits an hour before doing so. With this plugin you can bypass this wait time and publish article on all of those pinging sites. Which ultimately results in more traffic… :twisted:

The download link is available here, and enjoy your march break! See you later.

March break is a great time to relax and take a nice “break” from everything.

I have decided that I am going to travel in Europe for this week and hence will not be able to post as often..

I will be posting some pictures of all the great sites that I saw, just be paitent!

Thanks for understanding!!

See you later

BackFaqs.com is a very good name for what it is about. Telling its readers how to get rid of dreaded back pain with natural stretches, yoga and other interesting techniques. Though I personally have not tried these stretches, it seems to work for a few people…So if you have a spare moment and want to fix your back — check out her blog!!

Now, not all is going to be nice about this blog as that what a “Constructive Review” is so lets get down to it shall we?

What has been done well:

• The content is easy to read and will help readers with back pain
• Recent Posts are Accessible
• Images are eye-catching and draw you to the attention of the post

What could be improved:

• The images at the top come with the standard Cutline theme and no graphics have been changed to suit her “Niche”
• The Recent Readers widget isn’t very relevant to what she is talking about.. (Another fact is that if people see that the last visitor there was a week or month ago, they won’t think to highly of the traffic and user interactivity)
• Under the Archives, There are 2 ads that I don’t think should really be there (She already has adsense and a “Free” back pain kit, perhaps Entrecard may aid her there)
• The Sub-Headings in the latest posts are bigger than the titles
• She has 10 different social icons, which I outlined in a previous post is NOT a good thing to do.

Overall, If you can get by those little tedious things above, back pain sufferers might get some knowledge that they have not found out before.

This review was not sponsored and was given free to the recipient. Think this is something you would like? Simply visit this page for more information on how you can obtain a free review here on www.Bradblogging.com