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2 comments:
You can also set comment moderation on older posts, say posts that are 10 days old. I find that most of my inappropriate, spam type comments come in on much older posts.
That's exactly what happened. If it had been only spam, I wouldn't care but it was a very disturbing comment., So, unfortunately, moderation must stay.
HP
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