Here is a way to prevent you receiving an email notification of your own comments.

(Read the instructions at the Information URL below)

This will simply add a bit of text and a link on the login page to let people know to register if they don’t already have a login.

Allows for the conditional display of data based on the article author.

This plugin displays the article author’s name as a mailto link using HTML entity encoding.

This plugin provides the ability to also define a URL, nickname, bio, email and image for each author on your site which can then be displayed on article forms. It works just as the plugin does for sections. It is ideal for sites with multiple authors.

This plugin produces a list of authors and administrators for a site with additional contact information: titles, e-mail, and an image link. This is similar to xkl_contact_card but adds the ability to add captions, and uses forms instead of blocks for formatting.

This plugin creates a formatted list of the authors and administrators for a Textpattern driven site, and provides options to display images, and/or e-mail addresses as well.

A small change in comment.php to highlight the author in comments.

So it came to my attention that, even though only Managing Editors and Publishers (Textpattern privilege assignments) are given access to the ‘admin’ tab in the Administration Panel, anyone who is logged in can access the ‘site admin’ screen if they point their browser to ?event=admin
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This mod allows a site to have users register themselves to be authors and post articles. It is primarily designed for community driven sites, like this one.