AcroLink lets you build a list of keywords that become either acronyms or links. If you use it for links you also get a title tag with your link. The list of keywords is maintained in your back office - there is no need for editing external files. The plugin settings allow you to specify which blog(s) it applies to, and who can add to or edit or delete keywords from the list.

This plugin creates a new blog when someone registers on b2evolution. For every registration a new blog and the corresponding category in the blog will be created. Blog short name and category will have the same name as login.

The plugin has several options built in:

• You can choose if you want to use stub files or not, with or without extension, if you want to store stub files in separate directories or all in a subdirectory.
• You can also decide if you want to give users administration rights and own media folder on registration or not, and set the default descriptions and default skin for the new user's blogs.

Additional Hack prevents users to change their login, blog shortname, and to ban the main administrator.

Okay here's the deal: this hack doesn't do a damned thing about preventing or thwarting spammers. All it does is make your back office a little bit easier to manage. A lot easier actually.

This hack lets you use a post as a guestbook that you can link in your sidebar or, if you prefer, in your bloglist. Normally a post will go off your main page as you post more, and, depending on your setup, you might not allow comments on posts. With this hack your 'guestbook' post link stays visible AND comments get opened if they happen to be closed or disabled. It gives your visitors a way to just say hi or comment on your blog in general without leaving a comment on a specific post.

This hack removes accents from pings. Accents can cause problems from some pinging services.