Enjoy it and Digg it…!

Blogthis - Adds a set of blog-this links to Digg, del.icio.us, and Technorati to your WordPress blog.

Digg This - WordPress plugin that detects incoming links from Digg and displays a link back to the Digg page.

Digg Integrator - Provides your users with the ability to submit your posts to Digg and digg the posts directly from your blog.

AstonishMe Digg Plugin - Quickly and easily add a Digg button at the bottom of your WordPress posts. After the article has been submitted this plugin will begin showing the Digg count as well.

Digg Plugin - Post new Digg articles based on your current posts information and attach “Digg This” buttons anywhere within your posts.

digg IT - This plugin lets your visitors easily submit your articles to Digg or digg them if they have already been submitted.

Digg Dugg - Embed the latest news from Digg into your WordPress blog.

Digg Defender - Caching plugin that directs traffic coming from Digg to Coral Cache to try and prevent a server crash from the Digg effect.

DiggClick - Displays a “Digg It” button on selected posts and displays the Digg count on previously submitted articles.

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Good plugins to enable rich comments:
Custom Smileys - Adds clickable smiley emoticons to comments.
TinyMCEComments - Turns the comment box into a full-featured rich text editor.
Live Comment Preview - Allows readers to preview their comment before posting.
Edit Comments XT - Lets commentators edit their own comments.

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Do you want to improve the appearance of comments on your blog? Here are the plugins.

Nicer Trackbacks - Improves the appearance of trackbacks from other blogs.
WP-NoSh*t - Filters bad words from comments.
Numbered Comments Adds numbers to comments.
AuthorHighlight - Highlights comments by the blog’s author.
Comment Highlighter - Styles comments based on the author’s name, email, or URL.
wp-chunk - Truncates long URLs in comments to prevent them from stretching the page.

Here are some WordPress plugins that can encourage comments.

BlogFollow - Shows a snippet of the commenter’s blog at the bottom of the comment.

DoFollow - Removes “nofollow” attributes from links in comments so search engines can follow them.

DoFollow Trackbacks - Removes “nofollow” attributes from trackbacks

Show Top Commentators - Lists the most frequent commentators on your blog, along with links to their blogs, in your sidebar.

Good job…!

Here are some WordPress plugins that can help you eliminate spam.

Akismet - Antispam plugin from the creators of Wordpress that uses a central database of spam comments to flag spam. Requires a free API key from Wordpress.com

Spam Karma - Analyzes comments for spam based on a karma system.

Bad Behavior - Prevents spambots from even accessing your site by analyzing their HTTP requests.

Did You Pass Math? - Asks commenters a simple math question before their comments are posted.

Comment Timeout - Closes comments on old posts.

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