The Doctor Is In

a physician looks at medicine, religion, politics, pets, & passion in life
 

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Thoughts on New Blog

April 1st, 2005 · 3 Comments

JesterOne of the many reasons for moving to WordPress has been better control and more options on comments. There is a balance between ease of commenting (desirable) and control of spam and flamers, or abusive commenters. I’m going to leave things pretty freewheeling for now, and see how it goes. Some busy blogs are using comment registration, which I find a mild inconvenience, but let me know what you think.

Also, any feedback on layout, link or permalink problems, etc. is much appreciated.

Also, if you’re interested in getting on the blogroll, this is a great time (reciprocity always appreciated, of course).

UPDATE: For those of you who couldn’t leave comments, I’ve figured out how to allow comments without registering. If you’re still having problems leaving a comment, leave me a comment (like those voice mail messages — “If you have a touch tone phone, please press 1. If not, please press 2.”) or e-mail me.

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3 comments so far ↓

 

  • Adonis // Apr 3, 2005 at 2:33 pm

    It worked!!! Thanks so much for taking the time to fix your blog where we can leave comments without logging in.

  • Ish // Apr 10, 2005 at 11:14 am

    I wouldn’t mind being on your blog roll, but I don’t have one on my site to add yours too. But stop by and decide if you want to list my site or not. I’ll understand if you don’t want to.

    Anyway thanks for such a good site I have enjoyed reading what you have to say. Keep up the good work

  • Politickal Animal // Apr 14, 2005 at 12:11 pm

    Dr. Bob, I found your site via the 65th Christian Carnival. Am having a blast reading some of your back posts, current ones, too. Anyway, I am adding your site to my blogroll. Especially enjoyed the one on grace at starbucks, and the one on liberalism and gnosticism. You’re a pretty good theologian, for a physician (a compliment). Keep posting. Blessings 2U.