Way back when, I changed my permalink methods so that I would end up with more useful link names. More useful to me, and perhaps to you as well. Over time, this generally worked very well. But as time wore on, I found more and more often I was creating entries for software releases and they all had the very same format that I had to put into the keywords field all the time. Blech.
Sorry for the rapid releases, but someone (who shall remain nameless at this time) keeps asking for features. Luckily for this person, the features requested are not only useful, but they are fairly small, easily added and should have fairly broad appeal. So without further ado, I release software project Satyanarayan, version 0.1.6 of MT-Approval.
This version adds a logging function to the plugin, which will insert a simple one-line entry in your activity log that will tell you the results of processing a comment with MT-Approval. This entry will tell you if the comment was permitted or denied, as well as the name of the person leaving the comment (from the comment submission itself), in case you'd like to try and track down that person.
