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Yes. I can only apologise for the horrendous, unforgivable bland, inanity of that earlier comment.
I actually had a more lengthy, considered comment but it looked like a(nother) love letter to Michael about how, last February, he had helped me migrate to Habari and become another convert but I was rushing and time was short.

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2 weeks ago dmondark on A Year on Habari

I second Andy's comment (Although after reading your previous post, his looks like a potential spam :P).
I joined Habari around the same period of time you did (probably even that same month). I practically knew nothing about PHP. But with Habari and the awesome community, I know a little more now. Something I doubt you can do anywhere else or by being part of any other community.
I've had the chance to be introduced to nice people, some for which I hope I became somehow useful at some point.
It's great to have you around. And, as always, I am looking forward to see what cool stuff you've got in your sleeves for Habari :)

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2 weeks ago Andy C on A Year on Habari

Hi Michael.
Great post. I always enjoy the story behind the blog and found this very interesting.
Andy

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2 weeks ago ringmaster on A Year on Habari

It's been fun having you on board!

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2 weeks ago Emely on echo "hey, it works" > /dev/null

you have to considered some point of view

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2 weeks ago Matt Harwood on echo "hey, it works" > /dev/null

Important points here methinks, Michael. I use disqus too, and hadn't even considered tactics like this. I hope the disqus team see this and think about implementing a type of tracking/alert system based on the behaviour patterns you mentioned. Still, definitely not an obvious complete solution to this.
Nice write up, thanks!

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2 weeks ago Matt Harwood on Spammers and comment services

Important points here methinks, Michael. I use disqus too, and hadn't even considered tactics like this. I hope the disqus team see this and think about implementing a type of tracking/alert system based on the behaviour patterns you mentioned. Still, definitely not an obvious complete solution to this.
Nice write up, thanks!

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4 weeks ago katie duffs on echo "hey, it works" > /dev/null

I am in love with your quality articles! I wish I had time and patience to make my blog like yours. Thanks for the informative information you share. Bookmarked your blog.

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4 weeks ago free fta satellite keys on Sun and kookaburras

Has read with the pleasure, very interesting post, write still, good luck to you!

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6 weeks ago eighty4 on echo "hey, it works" > /dev/null

Just to prove how g33k Habari is :)

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6 weeks ago michaeltwofish on TinyMCE plugin updated

Please see this announcement and try the appropriate version.

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6 weeks ago michaeltwofish on TinyMCE plugin updated

Mike is right, the plugin works for 0.6. I'll adopt the new release structure used in the Habari Extras repository and release versions suitable for 0.5 and 0.6, hopefully later today.

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6 weeks ago mikelietz on TinyMCE plugin updated

From my simple, unscientific testing, this version does not work with stable 0.5.2, only more recent SVN versions.

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7 weeks ago deeg on TinyMCE plugin updated

same here

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8 weeks ago James John Malcolm on echo "hey, it works" > /dev/null

We appreciate your continued hard work!

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11 weeks ago Giovanni on TinyMCE plugin updated

Hi!
I downloaded and installed (and, of course, acrivated) the plugin. But nothing happens. I mean, when I want to write an entry, I still have the "Code" view and I can't find the TinyMCE interface. The Habari version is 0.5.2 (the latest), running locally with XAMPP.
Thank you!

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13 weeks ago heptat on echo "hey, it works" > /dev/null