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<p>Features:</p>
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<li>Follow posts: users can choose for each post if they want to follow the post. Following means users get an email everytime the post is being updated or even when the post is trashed. This includes new comments on the post as well. The email includes a diff, so that the user immediately can see the changes without visiting the website.</li>
<li>Favorites posts: user can favorite each post. All favorite posts per user will be listed in a widget. This feature give your users the possibility to create their own custom menu. Additionally users can sort their favorites by drag & drop.</li>
<li>Delete posts: if the users has the capability to delete posts, he can do this on the frontend (only trashing the content, no hard delete)</li>
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Better Content

Let your community help you creating better content. The vision of this plugin is to help website editors to improve their content.

<p>Whenever you use wordpress as somekind of a wiki or glossary, there might be some post that you would like to be informed about updates by others. This plugin adds the possibility to decide by each post on the frontend, if you would like to be informed by email if any updates have been on your post of choice.</p>
<p>The email you will receive shows in a comprehensive diff the changes of the old and new version.</p>
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NotifyMe

Users can decide on the frontend to receive emails when a particular post has been modified.

Better Content vs NotifyMe