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I’m also attempting to achieve the same thing, but haven’t found it in index.php. Rather, it’s in /theme/comments.php. The offending bit of code appears to be:

<h2 class="contenttitle"><?php comments_number('No Responses', 'One Response', '% Responses' );?> to “<?php the_title(); ?>”</h2>

I’m sure I could blank out “no responses”, but I’d obviously wind up going from “No responses to post title” to “to post title”; not good. Without removing the comment line universally across the entire blog, is there a simpler way to only remove that line (1) on posts, and (2) when comments are disabled? I’d even settle for (1) on posts and (2) when there are zero comments.

As a suggestion, it sure would be nice if this were done automatically. As it stands now, building a FAQ using the pages yields somewhat awkward results.

A bump, because I would also like to see such a plugin. I recall seeing one before, but I can’t remember if it was for Drupal or WP. I just looked through the plugin directory and didn’t see anything. The plugin I’m thinking of sent a “please verify” email to the address submitted.

Thanks everyone, and especially davidchait. I installed FeedWordPress and everything works like a dream. For a second there I thought I was going to have to try a different CMS – whew!

BTW, the site is here, for anyone who wants to see exactly what I had in mind.

Thanks again!

Thanks for the tip, ryanfitzer. I’m going to try his code out tonight, but at first glance it appears to set up:

Blog A Post from 10/18/06
Blog A Post from 10/15/06
Blog A Post from 10/10/06
Blog B Post from 10/17/06
Blog B Post from 10/16/06
Blog B Post from 10/15/06
Blog C Post from 10/14/06
My local post from 10/17/06
My local post frmo 10/9/06

…when what I *really* want is…

Blog A Post from 10/18/06
My local post from 10/17/06
Blog B Post from 10/17/06
Blog B Post from 10/16/06
Blog A Post from 10/15/06
Blog B Post from 10/15/06
Blog C Post from 10/14/06
Blog A Post from 10/10/06
My local post from 10/9/06

Then again, my mental coding isn’t always perfect, so I’m gonna take a shot at it anyway. HandySolo, I’m still poking my way through the plugins, but so far no success. It looks like there are two problems making this a not-easy implementation:

1) Getting the RSS headline in as a post, not a block
2) Only fetching the “new” entries in the RSS feeds

I was also going to say that meshing the feeds together and sorting by date/time would be a tricky trick, but if they get placed as posts, WP would handle that just fine on its own.

davidchait, I’m going to Google those names – thanks. If you ever feel the urge to do what I’m describing, you’ll certainly have a paying user here! ??

Yes, looks back to normal here as well. Strange. But thanks for the reply anyway. ??