[Mela]

Using ReadMe still after many years on my personal blog: https://mela.de/blog/

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Sorry, looks like I got it now.

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My new page presenting my work as freelance writer, author and journalist.

Still heavily work in progress. Need to add tons of articles and other works …

http://mela.eckenfels.net/

Bookcard WP is just what I needed to create a cool looking site.

Mela

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Thank you.

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Problem solved.

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Here’s mine. A blog about living with asperger’s.

http://mela.geekgirls.de/

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Thank you.

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Thank you. I just truly hate captchas and I don’t want to bother my readers with them. Not if I can help it. But as long as I can replace the theme form with a Jetpack form, I’m happy.

Greetings,

Mela

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Just tried It and replaced the BookCardWP form with the Jetpack form. Looks okay to me.

see at -> http://mela.eckenfels.net/

Greetings,

Mela

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Hi,

I installed BookCard WP yesterday and today I got the first SPAM via the contact form. I’m bewildered. On another blog I use Read WP and there the contact page template used the WP comment system. I found this not very handy so I didtched the contact template and created a page with the Jetpack contact form which uses the WP feedback system.

But using the WP comment system on Read WP has at least the advantage of applying anti-spam mechanisms like akismet (if installed). Would it be possible to make BookCard WP using anti-spam mechanisms besides a captcha?

And is it possible for me to replace the BookCard WP- Contact form with a Jetpack contact form without messing everything up?

Greetings,
Mela

[Mela]

Hello Mehmet,

this means WPML isn’t recommended?

Greetings,
Mela