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1. Rae Oct 11th at 3:38 pm

   We’ve been getting alot of links from that(answer.com) lately. I was wondering when and if it would become a wordpress feature. =D
2. india7 Oct 11th at 3:51 pm

   thanks loved it
3. Miguel Vieira Oct 11th at 4:00 pm

   Nice, but… I’d rather have a Wikipedia button. Just my 2 cents.
4. marimann Oct 11th at 4:15 pm

   What a great thing to have available! Thanks for thinking of it!
5. whiteoakumc Oct 11th at 4:34 pm

   Nice feature. Some new themes would be good too!
6. Mornatur Arquenóro Oct 11th at 4:40 pm

   Great!

   Wonder if that could be done, for an instance, with Wikipedia…
7. Suresh Gundappa Oct 11th at 5:07 pm

   brilliant and creative!

   Hats off to you guys and I am amazed at yoru creativity to add value to bloggers! that’s why I am on wordpress! the best in Blog world!
8. the rufus Oct 11th at 5:20 pm

   Wow – thanks a lot. I started to scan all my articles – high score so far is 87 answers!!!
9. Γιώργος Μαργαρίτης Oct 11th at 5:32 pm

   Very clever!!!!!
   Thnx alex King!!
10. tulipfleurs Oct 11th at 5:50 pm

    Great . . .sometimes I link to Wikipedia, but I’ll try this feature next time. Thanks, and have a good one! 🙂
11. mahendrap Oct 11th at 6:05 pm

    This is so coooool! Thanks a lot!

    Just a couple of days back, I was tagged to write about strengths of a writer, and a key point in my post was about the importance of definitions! I’m very grateful to Alex and the WordPress team.

    When will you guys bring a ‘W’ button for Wikipedia links? 🙂
12. Maltesh Ashrit Oct 11th at 6:08 pm

    Gr8 stuff….
13. markorega Oct 11th at 6:24 pm

    good job on the cool feature
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15. Kimiko Oct 11th at 6:48 pm

    No thanks. I prefer the real Wikipedia.
16. કુણાલ Oct 11th at 7:11 pm

    thts a gr8 handy tool …. i often had to give links to wikipedia myself.. now its easy … thnx to Alex …
17. andrewong2024 Oct 11th at 7:16 pm

    Cool!
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19. Rolf Oct 11th at 7:27 pm

    I will definitely give it a try!
20. Beatrix Oct 11th at 8:15 pm

    nice tool, but check the link is actually the definition you want, it came up with a few ‘random’ definitions, that definitely made less sense than more!.
21. Lauren Oct 11th at 9:04 pm

    Whoa! Now we can be just like CNN! I just looked up Addison’s disease at answers.com and judged it to be competent, so this feature saves a lot of explaining. Thanks.
22. showmescifi Oct 11th at 9:34 pm

    what would be really neat is if that feature worked with Snap properly so users wouldn’t actually have to leave the blog they were on.
23. victory2020 Oct 11th at 9:40 pm

    this is great news. will give a try.
24. whig Oct 11th at 11:08 pm

    This is nice, and so is Turmeric. 🙂
25. Canadian Cinephile Oct 11th at 11:14 pm

    Sweet!
26. Jak Oct 11th at 11:37 pm

    great feature. thanks for the thought. prob a sweet partnership for you guys as well i would hope. i would suggest adding a wikipedia option as well.
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28. jimmyjames91 Oct 12th at 4:25 am

    You guys are just piling on the love! Thanks for another great feature. Look forward to using it for say when, I mention Mersenne Primes for some reason or another.
29. siddharths Oct 12th at 5:06 am

    This is great !! However sometimes we only want to link it to wikipedia page. It would be great if similar feature can be provided for wikipedia !!
30. R. Christian Minson Oct 12th at 5:11 am

    Excellent! I love the genius of being able to go down your own rabbit hole of knowledge with a simple click on a link. Keep up the innovative work.
31. Christopher Barzak Oct 12th at 5:51 am

    Cute, but honestly I would rather have the Incoming Links actually working, as well as a return of the blog feed reader statistics. Those were useful. I appreciate gadgets like this one, but I’d like to see a return to some basic essentials, and to get the things that are supposed to work working again.
32. piratenblog Oct 12th at 9:31 am

    i do not think anyone will read till here, but i would like the same for wikipedia very much (and perhaps for a specified language of wikipedia too?)
33. cougarjump Oct 12th at 1:14 pm

    This additional feature can enhance my post if properly manage it!
34. burnz Oct 12th at 1:46 pm

    Nice additional tools. Great work!!
35. Jeffrey Oct 12th at 2:03 pm

    This is neat. Thanks.
36. Johnny Scharonne Oct 12th at 2:51 pm

    Sounds helpful, since I do things like that in practically every post. Thank you.
37. Julia Oct 12th at 3:20 pm

    Handy dandy. Gracias.
38. sultaraeglos Oct 12th at 9:02 pm

    Cool feature; it’ll come in handy.
39. destroyer Oct 12th at 11:27 pm

    Thanks
40. Amyth Oct 13th at 3:14 am

    Good stuff…. easier than finding it on Wikipedia and then adding a hyperlink every time… Thanks! 🙂
41. Richmond Oct 13th at 4:38 am

    This is the best ever since I always use use some Medical Terms in my blog. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. (I wanted to kiss you but I know you wouldn’t like it anyway hehe.)
42. sams4n Oct 13th at 8:01 am

    Woooow so coool thx!
43. Melissa Oct 13th at 9:16 am

    awesome! 😀
44. jd104 Oct 13th at 11:47 am

    thanks
45. Mark Oct 13th at 5:09 pm

    thanks… but its not good enough to use yet. It removes all the formating to my post.
46. Bill Oct 14th at 2:19 am

    Thanks for this!
47. thcapt Oct 14th at 1:40 pm

    It is what I am looking for , Thanks
48. ~NeonFire372~ Oct 14th at 2:28 pm

    Nice!
49. Harshad Joshi Oct 14th at 4:41 pm

    My blog is used as a reference blog on Answers.com, so I am happy to find this plugin.. 🙂
50. Manuel Oct 14th at 9:18 pm

    Why didn’t you do it with Wikipedia in all languages???

    Thanks!!
51. Mark Oct 14th at 9:43 pm

    Looks like a useful feature to me.
    Thanks! 😀
52. nicaman2006 Oct 14th at 10:28 pm

    WordPress rules. Thanks
53. Brian Oct 14th at 10:59 pm

    Did anybody say “wow” or “thanks” yet? Hmm… How about “cool”? That too? Damn, I got nothing. Good stuff guys, another awesome time saver.
54. [KwZ] Oct 15th at 5:43 am

    Hey, what about UrbanDictionary?
55. sewenz Oct 15th at 2:24 pm

    awesome.
56. Vladimir Iachimovici Oct 15th at 6:43 pm

    Thanks
57. khairulnizambakeri Oct 16th at 4:01 am

    Can you add the same link for Wikipedia?
58. puni Oct 16th at 6:39 am

    Super. Thanks
59. Viral Trivedi Oct 16th at 7:24 am

    Amen!
60. prasad143 Oct 16th at 7:30 am

    damn good, Thanks to team…..
61. prasad143 Oct 16th at 9:31 am

    good option guys
62. the floacist Oct 16th at 12:18 pm

    No offense, but this tool is rather worthless.
63. Brian Oct 16th at 7:50 pm

    Well, I tried this out, and while it is certainly a cool idea, it seems like it, well, munches up the format of your post! (And adds a weird a paragraph tag at the top!) Anybody else have this issue? I tried it several times, and the formatting was always messed up in the end. Otherwise, it’s very cool, and does a great job of adding reference links!
64. expreacherman Oct 17th at 12:09 am

    Good idea guys —

    But I think too many folks rely on Wikipedia — which has proven itself to be in egregious error many times… due primarily to Wiki’s “open editing” of information. Anybody can change most information.

    ExP(Jack)
65. infokito Oct 19th at 10:01 am

    a great facility from wordpress 🙂
66. Eddie Oct 19th at 11:48 am

    This is an excellent feature added for bloggers. I’ve used similar features like this before and this helps a lot. Cheers 🙂
67. Sienna Wildfield Oct 21st at 2:37 pm

    This is a G-R-E-A-T time saver. I also experience a paragraph tag when adding the code, so I move the code from the top to below my title, where I need a paragraph tag. Thank you for yet another great feature on WordPress.
68. Construction English Oct 22nd at 12:50 pm

    Great!
    Thanks for very good job!
69. christygriner Oct 23rd at 3:00 am

    Ask.com and you shall receive.
70. christygriner Oct 23rd at 3:01 am

    I mean, Answers.com and you shall receive. Nice new tool. I like it!
71. Gravity Oct 23rd at 5:23 am

    The new feature is cool, but is not necessarily helpful, it shows some random definitions that are not always accurate. I think I’ll keep using Wikipedia and Snapview.
72. yacobyahya Oct 23rd at 11:15 am

    Wow, great. I’ve tried it. Thank you so much…
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