How To Delete Massive Numbers Of Unapproved Blog Comments Easily

Written by Jay Fleischman
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If you’re a lawyer who blogs regularly, chances are good that you get a whole bunch of spam comments to your blog. Maybe your spam filter isn’t that good, maybe the spammers have gotten smarter. Either way, it’s a pain to delete all those comments because WordPress lets you delete only 20 at a time.

Check out this video giving you a step-by-step rundown of how to delete all of your unapproved comments in one fell swoop.

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Posted on July 9, 2009 in Uncategorized
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  • I don't know why WordPress doesn't get more flack for the problem of built up comments and inadequate spam filters. I have blogged on a variety of platforms - slashcode, blogger, Typepad, Lexblog and wordpress based blogs, set up by me and "professionals." I have never had the same problem with comments amassing at any of the other sites as I have had at Wordpress. Don't get me wrong - there's still a lot to love about WP, but I am surprised that it doesn't get more criticism for this weakness.
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