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comment-link-moderation-whitelist.zip
inside the plugins directory for your site (typically /wp-content/plugins/
).No, not if you list the primary domain name. If you list example.com, then there is no need to explicit list its subdomains, such as info.example.com. However, if you do not list the primary domain (in cases where you consider it too broad), then yes, you must list each subdomain you want to whitelist.
No. You can omit the "http://" and "https://" from the URLs you list, though it won't matter if you include it.
Yes, you can input something like "example.com/docs/" to allow only links relative to the location. In such a case, "example.com" and "example.com/downloads" would not be whitelisted and would count against the comment moderation max number of links limit.
No. There is a hardcoded maximum number of comment links limit of 25 (which will become a configurable setting in a future release). If the number of comment links exceeds this number, regardless of whatever URLs are whitelisted, then the comment will be flagged for moderation. In the event WordPress is given a comment max links limit greater than 25, then the fallback maximum for whitelisted + non-whitelisted URL will be 10 higher than that limit. This limit exists to prevent abuse by a commenter including an excessive number of whitelisted URLs.
Yes.
Yes.