Hi Paul
Sorry about the delay in responding to this, I completely forgot about it until you reminded me in another thread.
I've tested this plugin and it works. What's not clear is how it works and what it's meant to do and how it does it.
Essentially, all the plugin does is link "@commenter_name" within a comment to the last comment by "commenter_name" being referenced by the @.
You can see it in action by doing the following:
1. Comment on a post using the name "Bob". Submit and approve the comment.
2. Comment on the same post, but this time include @Bob in the comment and use a different commenter name when submitting the comment.
3. Approve the comment and then check the post again.
You should now see the "Bob" part of your "@Bob" should be a link to the previous comment made by Bob.
You can check the "parenting" and "childrening" of the comments by opening the comment in which you put @Bob in the comment editor and select the "Discussion" tab.
I'd say this whole plugin is far from intuitive and could certainly do with some enhancing and documenting.
HTH
Colin
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