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Not my robots.txt file, it’s managed by my host, but they host maybe 100 blogs. Only my posts are gone. For contrast, check justagirlintheworld.com. Same WordPress installation, same robots.txt, same server, and run by the server host. No problems there, site:justagirlintheworld.com has plenty of links shown on Google.

That plugin is wp-alexify and it loads quickly for me, but I’ll disable it for now.

Next idea?

If I’m not mistaken, wp-useronline will match a comment against an ip address. Somebody named “xanax” must have commented in the past and now shows as browsing through your archives.

I wondered what had happened. No spam got through for 3 months, then 50 of them in an hour.

Ah, that helps a great deal. I had no idea that menu was there.

Thanks, mrcpu, that wasn’t quite what I was looking for. How do I use the admin panel to upload and manage images?

*crickets*

Is there a how-to guide on using images in WP 2.0?

While not an expert on forum etiquette, you may consider whether they really were rude, or whether you just interpreted it that way.

I read the thread you referenced, and it appears perhaps you expected more than just the free, helpful advice that you received. Their responses did not appear rude to me until you criticized them.

I’d forgotten to post my final solution based on Podz’ examples for a collapsible Blogroll:

https://chasingthewind.net/?p=1167

Podz, I can read the zen link. A little difficult to navigate, but it’s better than nothing. :/

WordPress lets me broadcast my opinion, where forums are better for building communities. I guess I was looking for a cross; perhaps my WordPress post as a forum topic automatically.

I get 300+ visitors a day to my site but they don’t know each other. I’m just brainstorming. :/

Oddly enough, my company blocks it. “Forbidden by Ratings Check.” I’m in Texas.

So the next not-so-obvious question then is… is there a plugin that would add forum-like capability to WordPress comments? I’ve been trying to figure out how to build a better sense of community among my visitors.

Look here: https://www.mandarindesign.com/boxes.html#thinborderfloat

The odd thing is that it seems to work anyway, even with the typo. :/

Podz, I just started looking into this again; for some reason it makes sense to me this time when it was gibberish 3 months ago. I have a question about this line:

<li id="categories"><a href="#" onclick="return kadabra('m2');"> Categories<a>

Shouldn’t that last tag be a </a>? Or am I misunderstanding something?