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Added “Subscribe to Comments” Plugin

February 21, 2007
By Cleverdude
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So that you, my readers, can subscribe to comment conversations via email, I’ve just installed the “Subscribe to Comments” Plugin available at TempusFugit.net.

You can now choose to subscribe to the comment trail on any post with just a couple clicks. You can also manage your own subscriptions. Try it out!

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