Gives a list of people who comment on your post, with a link to their site if they provided one.

This has been tested on version 2.8.4.

1. First, download the latest version of
   Comment Plugger
2. Extract the file.
3. Open up comment-plugger.php.
4. Edit it to how your want it to look like.
5. Save your changes
6. Upload comment-plugger.php to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder.
7. Go to your WordPress admind panel » Plugins.
   Look for Comment Plugger, and activate it.
8. Put this code where you want the list of people to appear:
   <?php mdv_comment_plugger(); ?>
   Note: It is usually placed inside the file called index.php.
9. You’re done.

Editing Comment Plugger

This line tells the script how many people you want it to list.
function mdv_comment_plugger($before = ”, $limit = 10) {

Change 10 to the number of links you want to display

These lines tells the script how you want it to look like:

$output .= ‘<li><a href=”‘ .
$commenter->comment_author_url . ‘” title=”Visit ‘ .
$commenter->comment_author . ‘”>’ .
$commenter->comment_author . ‘</a> </li>’;
else
$output .= ‘<li>’ . $commenter->comment_author . ‘ </li>’;
}
}
echo $before . ‘<ul>’ . $output . ‘</ul>’;

This is how a sample of how begrudged’s codes used to look like:

$output .= ‘<a href=”‘ .
$commenter->comment_author_url . ‘” title=”Visit ‘ .
$commenter->comment_author . ‘ Website”>’ .
$commenter->comment_author . ‘</a> ‘;
else
$output .= ‘ ‘ . $commenter->comment_author . ‘ ‘;
}
}
echo $before . ” . $output . ‘ ‘;