Do you have any plans to activate this plugin again? I started using it last week, and since then I have seen it on several blogs that I visit.

There is even a Dutch blog that I follow, and am apparently sending traffic to, which has a customized message for people coming from my blog telling them how they can translate the page into English. I thought that was pretty cool.

What I am wondering is how some sites are able to have it show up both at the top and bottom of the post. I have looked at their source code and it appears both boxes are being generated by the plugin. The options only provide an either/or option.

Any ideas? I can’t remember if you were only using it at the top, or if you were one of those doing both.

Brad
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I had it installed for about 6 months or so and didn’t notice any SEO related problems.

I actually just removed it this weekend because the upgrade process is a pain and they inevitably issue a second upgrade a day or so after the first, which compounds the frustration!

I’m interested to see what impact removing it will have on anything.

Cheers,

Martin.

How long have you had it installed now? have you found any SEO issues with the plugin? Did you keep the NOSCRIPT function activated?
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Each time you upgrade you need to re-check your settings because, for all the search engine referrers, the box that over-rides the minimum time between displaying your message to readers is checked.

If you have it checked anyway that’s no problem, of course, but I like to leave some time between displaying the message so as not to nag readers to death

Also, it completely over-writes the plugin’s CSS file. To get around this I’ve taken a copy of my WP-Greet-Box CSS file and after every upgrade I simply copy the entire file back into the stylesheet.

Otherwise I’m very happy with the way it works.

Cheers,

Martin.