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Everything written above the more tag appears on the main blog / news page while content after the more tag will appear on the post detail page (found after clicking the read more link). It’s a good idea to use the more tage for articles that are longer than one or two paragraphs since otherwise they will fill up a large portion of your page. Moreover, you cannot comment on the main blog page, only on the post detail page therefore it’s in your best interests to direct users to the “read more link” if you intend for them to comment on your articles.
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