Last year, Ryan McLaughlin at DaoByDesign came up with a plugin called Censortive, which replaces sensitive keywords in Wordpress blog posts with image equivalents, thereby avoiding keyword blocks like those mentioned in the last post. At the time,... ...full story at Mutant Palm
from Mutant Palm on Tue, Nov 25 2008
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