I’ve restored the comment preview feature that this blog once had but that stopped working after a WordPress upgrade. The new comment preview works as the old one did. Your comment displays under the comment entry box as you type it and as it will look after you publish it.
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Interesting. I type “WordPress” with a lower-case p and the system changes it to “WordPress”.
wordpress, dammit
Thank You, Jonathan.
Thanks Jonathan.
I’m often commenting on my phone, which isn’t the most precise instrument for syntax and grammar. Preview is most welcome.
Thanks – I’m sure it won’t end typos, tangled sentences and comma splices – but I’ll try to proof.
So if I write a line of verse
Will it turn to something worse?
It might be better
Even twice as nice
There are blogs, Jonathan, where if a commenter wishes to burst into verse he has to write line1/line2 because if the tries to write
line1
line2
it doesn’t appear like that.
It’ll soon be haiku season, I suppose.
It’s haiku season
Now, always, and everywhere
Let’s do it, Dearie
Will it turn to something worse?
More terse? It’s inverse?
No one can know it. It’ll have to show it.
An algorithmic poet!
Past the equinox
Bright sun and dying tomatoes
Mark the season.