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those two boxes are already unchecked.
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@jeremyjared74: it's a studio press theme and yes has a comments.php file
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@jeremyjared74: it's a studio press theme and yes has a comments.php file

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not sure what happened but now it works!
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Hi there. &nbsp;I have a wordpress site and set up a blog. &nbsp;However, when a user submits a comment or new blog post, it tells them &quot;Your comment is awaiting moderation.&quot;<br />
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I don't want to have to approve those every time. &nbsp;I believe I have each of the settings correct though in Discussion section of dashboard.<br />
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What am i missing?
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Hi there.  I have a wordpress site and set up a blog.  However, when a user submits a comment or new blog post, it tells them "Your comment is awaiting moderation."

I don't want to have to approve those every time.  I believe I have each of the settings correct though in Discussion section of dashboard.

What am i missing?

blog comment awaiting moderation?

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