WP-Cache and Spam Karma had an incompatibility. It made it so that when you post a comment to my blog, there was a delay of an hour before you see the comment. Spam Karma 2.3 RC1 fixed that problem.
Hurray
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May 15th, 2007 at 4:38 am
So, if my blog ever gets to be read by anyone, Spam Karma 2.3 RC1 is something I could use? Or is it not, since I only have a bare bones free wordpress blog?
… (*stop to read the Spam Karma website before bothering Lee with a question that I can answer in a minute with a minimum of effort*) …
It seems this is only for folks who host their own wordpress blogs. So the answer to my above question would be, “no.”
… (*check what wordpress has to say*) …
http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/09/30/on-spam/
I’ve decided I’m not going to worry about it until I have a reason to worry about it.
Thanks, Lee. You’ve been very helpful!
May 15th, 2007 at 7:27 am
Spam Karma is for Wordpress and not Livejournal (your blog). Wordpress.com (which is a blogging service that uses Wordpress, just to be clear) uses Akismet by default but I like SK better as I’ve seen less spam with it. If you’re on Wordpress.com, you can use either SK or Akismet.