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This is how you moderate comments with WordPress this far: First you receive an email from WordPress notifying about a new comment (whoohoo!) Eagerly, you click the “Approve it” link. A new tab opens with a form asking you to log into the administrator area. You input the username and that long long password, click “Log Me In.” There, you are welcomed with a silly “Are you sure?” confirmation message and two buttons: “Yes I’m sooooo sure” and “No I’m not sure at all, my $200 mouse was just malfunctioning.”
Ever felt that it’s a little too much? Well, if you are that lazy (just like I am), then Lazy Moderator is just for you! Now the notification email will be appended with real “one-click” links to help you moderate the comment with just, well, one click. Yes, one click and it’s done. No login. No confirmation. No hassles. No shit.
<h3>History</h3>
<ul>
<li>1.1.1</li>
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<ol>
<li>Minor bug fixes</li>
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* 1.1.0 
1. wpdb error fixed 
* 1.0.1 
1. Minor spelling mistakes fixed 
* 1.0.0 
1. First version

Lazy Moderator

Comment moderation for the lazy! Provides quick-yet-secure one-click links to moderate comments.

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Custom Comment Notifications allows for the comment email notifications to be customized. This way you can choose what information gets included in the e-mail and 
what information is left out. You can make the e-mails as detailed or as minimal as you desire. Through the use of some given variables, you are able to generate a 
standard e-mail template that will be dynamically generated and sent to your authors and moderators. You can specify a separate template for your authors and another 
for you moderators.
<h4>Available Variables</h4>
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<li>
Post Variables
<ul>
<li>Post ID</li>
<li>Post Title</li>
<li>Post Link</li>
<li>Post Link URL</li>
<li>Post Link to Specific Comment</li>
<li>Post Link to Comments Section</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Comment Variables
<ul>
<li>Comment Author Name</li>
<li>Comment Author Email</li>
<li>Comment Author IP</li>
<li>Comment Author Domain</li>
<li>Comment Author URL</li>
<li>Comment Author ARIN Lookup</li>
<li>Comment Content</li>
<li>Comments Awaiting Moderation (Moderator Templates Only)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Moderation Variables
<ul>
<li>Delete/Trash Comment (Depends on EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS variable)</li>
<li>Delete/Trash Comment URL (Depends on EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS variable)</li>
<li>Approve Comment (Moderator Templates Only)</li>
<li>Approve Comment URL (Moderator Templates Only)</li>
<li>Spam Comment</li>
<li>Spam Comment URL </li>
<li>Moderation Panel Link (Moderator Templates Only)</li>
<li>Moderation Panel Link URL (Moderator Templates Only)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Site Variables
<ul>
<li>Site Link</li>
<li>Site Link URL</li>
<li>Blog Name</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<h4>Planned Updates</h4>
<ul>
<li>I plan on adding the following features shortly
<ul>
<li>Ability to specify additional recipients of the e-mails on a per template basis</li>
<li>This will allow for only the administrators to receive the moderation e-mails. Or if you have multiple moderators, it will allow each moderator to receive an e-mail</li>
<li>The additional users will be required to have an account on your site</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>

Custom Comment Notifications

Allow for the comment email notifications to be completely customized.

Lazy Moderator vs Custom Comment Notifications