Remember the webmadic version of SEO rewrite for the blog mod? I've used it before and it worked, but I think there can be a lighter way of doing this? to creat a version of the Advanced, Simple and Mixed MOD rewrite, for the Blog mod... would be great.

Here is what the webmedic rewrite looks like
http://www.theblogmod.com/download/seo_v1.zip

Thanks

Peter77 wrote:Remember the webmedic version of SEO rewrite for the blog mod? I've used it before and it worked, but I think there can be a lighter way of doing this? to create a version of the Advanced, Simple and Mixed MOD rewrite, for the Blog mod... would be great.

Here is what the webmedic rewrite looks like
http://www.theblogmod.com/download/seo_v1.zip

Thanks

Yes, I know about this method, and I will take a look to the blogs code, but what I do not like at all here is the way this mod is being maintained this past year.
Actually, I would have done a patch before if the mod was ok to really work with, which is far to be the case.

Sorry for being rude here, but after all, I have tried so much to save hyperion's work at phpBB.com, I am fed up with Hardworking not even daring to answer

And the last update just frightened me, the first version to introduced more errors than the previous release. So hopefully, these were fixed thanks to another phpBB.com member, but I personally do not trust this mod's code anymore, until the contrary gets proven.

So I don't really want to be the one to make this blog so much viewed that hackers will send me roses

For sure, it is possible to Search Engine Optimize (SEO) the Blog Mod, but is it worth it at this stage?

Actually, I do have blog site projects, but I think I'll ever go for another script or, but I doubt it, will rewrite this one

I think what the blog mod shows us is that this is a great and big project, almost such as any blog software, that needs a real dev team.

That's why I am considering using a blog script being really maintained and know to be trust-able so I'd only have to maintain the user layer I'd have to write down for it. And not the blogs code itself, which I do not have time for.

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Yup, I understand your frustration about the blog MOd. It's good that some have contributed to it like you mention and others continue to. But would be nice to see a stronger dev leader in the future.