Limiting Commenters On Your Blog

1. go to Dashboard. 2. Click Settings, 3. Click Comments. 4. You'll find several options concerning comments. 5. The second entry is for "Who can comment?. 6. Select the one you want. (if you have more than one blog, each one is controlled separately, so you're not committing any other blogs to this choice.) 7. After making your one or several changes, scroll to page bottom and click Save Changes.

BLOGGER SAYS
Who can comment? Anyone - includes Anonymous Users Registered Users - includes OpenID Users with Google Accounts Only members of this blog You choose only 1 of above 4!

How To Hide Comments

Turn Off Comments
Go to Settings, Go to Comments, Go to the first item (Comment again), Now select one of the three choices. Select Hide, not Show and make sure that selection is not highlighted. Your comments will not appear to your readers after this. Be sure to scroll down the page and click on Save Settings when you're finished.

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Enable Comment Moderation

If you think this is too much trouble, then you are evidently not very interested in your comments or in your own well-being. This will help!

Close the door to spammers, stalkers, skunks, and skulkers!
1. Go into your Dashboard. 2. Click on Manage Settings. 3. Click on Comments. 4. You have a long list of options here. 5. Answer Yes to "Enable comment moderation?" 6. Be sure to go to bottom of page and Save Settings

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Change Time-stamp Format of Comments

[This works for Old or New Blogger]

Next to your Template button, on the left, are your Settings. You can choose a time-stamp format (time, date, or time-date variations) for the comments from a list.

1. Click on Settings.
2. Click on Comments.
3. A little down the page you'll see Comments Timestamp Format.
4. Click the arrow out to the right and it'll show you a list to choose from.
5. Go to page bottom and Save Settings before you exit.

Turn Off Comments In One Post

Disallow Further Comments

1. Go to Manage Posts.
2. Locate the right post.
3. Click on Edit.
4. Below the Post Editor box, click on Post and Comment options.
5. Click "No" on Allow New Comments on this post.
6. Publish.

Activate Comments

Is This Thing On?!
1. Go into your Dashboard. 2. Click on Manage Settings. 3. Click on Comments. 4. You have a long list of options here. 5. Be sure to scroll to bottom of page and Save Settings.

The Google Employee gave the instructions below on 07/22/08. There are three different places that you need to enable comments, and my guess is that you have not covered all three. Here is how you enable commenting from all three places: 1.) Click the 'Post Options' link in the bottom right corner of the post editor and make sure that you have allowed reader comments. 2.) From the Layout | Page Elements tab, click 'Edit' in the Blog Posts widget. A window will pop up, and from there make sure check the comments field. 3.) From the Settings | Comments tab, make sure that 'Show' comments is enabled. Clear your cache and cookies, and then you should be all set! Gatsby The Blogger Team

Delete Blogger Comments

Read the info here --> Delete the Damn Comments!

Danger, Will Robinson, danger!

Don't rush the process or you'll delete the wrong one.

Be sure that you were logged in when attempting to see the trash can and delete the comment.