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Changeset 163418


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Timestamp:
10/14/2009 05:53:02 PM (16 years ago)
Author:
Twitoaster
Message:

Updating readme

Location:
twitoaster
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  • twitoaster/tags/1.2.1/readme.txt

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    1313== Description ==
    1414
    15 The Twitoaster Plugin automatically retrieves Twitter replies to your Blog's posts. These "Twitter comments" are displayed like comments, on the posts pages they are related to. Unlike other plugins like Disqus or IntenseDebate, the Twitoaster plugin uses the WordPress built-in comment system: No changes to your theme, same way of moderating / using comments... Here is how it works:
     15The Twitoaster Plugin automatically retrieves Twitter replies to your Blog's posts. These "Twitter comments" are displayed like comments, on the posts pages they are related to. Unlike other plugins like Disqus or IntenseDebate, the Twitoaster plugin uses the WordPress built-in comment system: No 'sync' needed, no changes to your theme, same way of moderating / using comments... Here is how it works:
    1616
    17171. You Post an article on your blog

  • twitoaster/trunk/readme.txt

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    1313== Description ==
    1414
    15 The Twitoaster Plugin automatically retrieves Twitter replies to your Blog's posts. These "Twitter comments" are displayed like comments, on the posts pages they are related to. Unlike other plugins like Disqus or IntenseDebate, the Twitoaster plugin uses the WordPress built-in comment system: No changes to your theme, same way of moderating / using comments... Here is how it works:
     15The Twitoaster Plugin automatically retrieves Twitter replies to your Blog's posts. These "Twitter comments" are displayed like comments, on the posts pages they are related to. Unlike other plugins like Disqus or IntenseDebate, the Twitoaster plugin uses the WordPress built-in comment system: No 'sync' needed, no changes to your theme, same way of moderating / using comments... Here is how it works:
    1616
    17171. You Post an article on your blog
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