I just checked this on a site I just completed today. I activated and set up Caffeinated Content, then added a video using this plugin and created a new post. I viewed the page and it does have the “Leave a reply” area in tact.

I would try a different theme, and see if this problem is resolved or remains. If not, then try deactivated all your plugins, except for CC. Check your site to see if you can now leave a reply. If so, then it is an incompatibility issue with another plugin.

To figure out which plugin is not playing nice with CC, start activating them, one by one, and checking your site after each activation, until you no longer have the ability to leave a reply. You will then know which plugin is causing a problem.

Good luck,
Rochelle

Sorry, now I understand. Using the plugin you can get content from Yahoo Answers, YouTube, and an article directory (I don’t remember which one). Up to this point, I’ve only used Yahoo Answers.

Yes, I am still loving it, but, to be honest, I haven’t done much with it lately. You may or may not be aware, but my house was flooded last August (you can search my site for more information about this, if interested, as this site was my only way of communicating with people for a while and I kept family and friends updated with posts on here). Although it is now seven months later, I am still overwhelmed with work on the house. That has been where most of my efforts have been since August.

Sadly, I’ve not done much at all regarding Internet stuff since the flood.

Happily, I am finally getting to a point where I am able to start doing stuff again. I fully intend to start using Caffeinated Content again, once I am back to working on my sites. I hope that wasn’t more information than you wanted ; )

Rochelle

Lemme try it again

2. 2. What other options/ locations are there INSIDE THIS PLUGIN to get content? ( I noticed there was a drop down box for this option in the video, but it was only set to Yahoo! Answers.

Lastly – any other feedback or updates on its use now that you’ve been working with it for a while?

Still loving it?

Thanks again.

B

Re: Your first question, that’s tough to answer. But, if forced to answer, I would say at least 250-300 words. Enough to provide content, which is what Google wants.

Re: Your second question, there are TONS of other locations! Article directories are a great resource, with http://ezinearticles.com/ being one of the most popular. A quick search through Google or Yahoo will provide you with plenty of other options.

Rochelle

Thanks to Gloria for the discount link!

Couple of questions:
1. Generally speaking how many words do you think are an appropriate minimum for search engine spider food? It looks like your re-write is about 250 words…the SE’s need about 160 for an excerpt and people don’t want to read a ton of stuff these days anyway. Thoughts on this?

2. What other options/ locations are there to get content?

I have never checked that box, so I do not know what it will do. My guess, though, is that it may be useful to coders.

Rochelle

They have also worked out some of the problems people have been having for the last couple of weeks.