Google continues to add improvements to your blogging platform , Blogger. If you have recently come into your desktop, you have seen a warning about the new feature: the automatic detection spam comments . This in itself represents progress. But what is really attractive is that, from now on, have a tab dedicated to the management of our blog comments , which we will simplify things a lot.
Prior to manage our comments, we had access to the tab Posting> Edit Posts , and we had to review our entire list of posts to see those had comments and can thus respond to them or remove them if we considered inappropriate. Another option was subscribe to the feed comments on our blog and monitored regularly with the same task.
Now, we find all comments from our blog sorted and classified in a new tab. To access it, just take the blog that we will manage (and if you have more than one) and click on Comments . If you do not have comment moderation enabled, you will find two sections: Published and Spam . If we set, will add one more: awaiting moderation.
Published In , we have a complete list of all comments posted on the blog, sorted by date (newest to oldest). We will see the comment itself, the author's name or author, the entrance to which belongs and the date or time of issue. From here, we can make, individually (by placing the mouse) or group (by checking the boxes), comments that we deem Spam, those who want Delete (delete completely), or those who want to hide ( delete content). Those comments marked as spam, will go to our new junk box. The blog deleted and disappear from your desk completely. And if we deleted its contents, will continue to see the author, and date entry, but not the comment itself.
If we activated comment moderation, we can use the tray awaiting moderation. Here you will find comments awaiting moderation. We Post comments in the blog (approve), com Spam mark (as before, will go to paragraph Spam) or Delete the (remove permanently).
Finally, in paragraph Spam, we find both the comments that the author or author the blog has been flagged as spam , such as those that Blogger is detected automatically using the new feature that we mentioned above. Recall that the spam (also known as spam ) are unsolicited messages that tend to promote more or less disguised, in a product that often is also fraudulent. From this bin, we Delete comments considered spam or mark not spam if they are valid comments, filtered by mistake, which we publish on our blog.
Prior to manage our comments, we had access to the tab Posting> Edit Posts , and we had to review our entire list of posts to see those had comments and can thus respond to them or remove them if we considered inappropriate. Another option was subscribe to the feed comments on our blog and monitored regularly with the same task.
Now, we find all comments from our blog sorted and classified in a new tab. To access it, just take the blog that we will manage (and if you have more than one) and click on Comments . If you do not have comment moderation enabled, you will find two sections: Published and Spam . If we set, will add one more: awaiting moderation.
Published In , we have a complete list of all comments posted on the blog, sorted by date (newest to oldest). We will see the comment itself, the author's name or author, the entrance to which belongs and the date or time of issue. From here, we can make, individually (by placing the mouse) or group (by checking the boxes), comments that we deem Spam, those who want Delete (delete completely), or those who want to hide ( delete content). Those comments marked as spam, will go to our new junk box. The blog deleted and disappear from your desk completely. And if we deleted its contents, will continue to see the author, and date entry, but not the comment itself.
If we activated comment moderation, we can use the tray awaiting moderation. Here you will find comments awaiting moderation. We Post comments in the blog (approve), com Spam mark (as before, will go to paragraph Spam) or Delete the (remove permanently).
Finally, in paragraph Spam, we find both the comments that the author or author the blog has been flagged as spam , such as those that Blogger is detected automatically using the new feature that we mentioned above. Recall that the spam (also known as spam ) are unsolicited messages that tend to promote more or less disguised, in a product that often is also fraudulent. From this bin, we Delete comments considered spam or mark not spam if they are valid comments, filtered by mistake, which we publish on our blog.
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