scriptygoddessYesterday Ben and Mena published a A Beginners Guide to TrackBack which provides a non-technical primer on the how and why of TrackBack pings.
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3 Responses to "A Beginners Guide to TrackBack"
1 | Sunidesus
That's great! I've known I can "do" trackbacks since I switched to MT, but I haven't been able to figure it out. Now I know! Thanks for the link.
3 | for3v3rzero
This is good. I really don't understand the Trackback feature in MT very well myself. Hopefully this will clear up a few questions I have. [ via Scripty Goddess ]…
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