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<br />http://dbvt.com/blog/post/Feel-the-Power-of-BlogEngineNET-Spam-Filtering.aspx<br /> <br />I’ve been requiring visitors to create a site account to leave comments on my blog for some time now. I never liked doing it, of course, but my BlogEngine.NET 1

<br />http://tellingmachine.net/post/One-Stop-Shop-for-BlogEngine-Extensions.aspx<br /> <br />I just finished upgrading my blog to BlogEngine version 1.3. While in the process of porting it to the new release, I spent some time experimenting with the exten

http://rtur.net/blog/post/2009/09/06/Simple-is-hard.aspxOne of the tools I use a lot on my current project is ClearCase – fine version control overall, but its Windows client sometimes drives me nuts. The problem is that it is unnecessarily complicated, it

http://blogengine.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=CommentManagement Comment ManagementUnmoderated comments. If unmoderated, every comment saved as approved and get straight into "inbox". Any comment in the "inbox" can be modified by admin (using pop-up form)