Managing moderated blog entries and comments
Centrally manage blog entries and comments for a moderated blog before the content is published to a blog, or when the published content is updated.
If moderation is enabled for Blogs, moderators can review and approve comments and entries from a central location. You can configure who can review and approve content through the Java EE global-moderator role in the WAS admin console. All users assigned the J2EE global-moderator role can manage entries and comments for all blogs on the site. You can also configure who can review and approve community blog content with a setting in the contentreview-config.xml file as follows:
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ownerModerate=true
in contentreview-config.xml, all community owners can moderate the blogs in communities that they own. -
If
ownerModerate=false
in contentreview-config.xml, only users assigned the Java EE global-moderator role can manage entries and comments for all blogs on the site. -
From the Blogs home page, click the Moderation tab.
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Click the Entry Approval or the Comment Approval link in the navigation pane to review entries or comments.
The following tabbed views let you review and manage content:
- All displays all entries or comments for the site.
- Require Approval display entries or comments awaiting your action.
- Published displays all entries or comments published to a blog.
- Rejected displays all entries or comments not approved for publishing to a blog.
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To filter the list of entries or comments in any of the views, do one of the following and then press Filter.
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Enter a tag and click the search icon to search for contents associated with that tag.
- Enter a start and end date to display content entered in that range.
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From the Require Approval tab, select one or more item and choose an action:
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Publish makes the content available in the blog.
- Reject moves the content to the Rejected state. The blog owner or the author of the entry or comment can edit the content and resubmit for approval.
- Delete permanently removes the content from the blog.
Parent topic:Moderating blog content