wpDiscuz – Comment Author Info

wpDiscuz Comment Author Info is a WordPress plugin that adds extra details about commenters to your comment threads, such as registration date, comment count, user role, and social links.

Version7.2.0
Last UpdatedNovember 7, 2025
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

This plugin extends WordPress comments by showing more information about the person who wrote each comment. It displays details like when they registered, how many comments they have posted, their user role, and their social links. These additions help build community engagement and trust in discussion threads.

Key Features

  • Registration date display – Shows when each commenter registered on your site, giving context about how long they have been a member.
  • Comment count display – Displays how many comments a user has posted, highlighting active participants in your discussions.
  • User role display – Shows the WordPress role of each commenter, such as administrator, editor, or subscriber.
  • Social links display – Displays the social media links provided by commenters, helping others connect with them.

Who Is It For

This plugin is for WordPress site owners who use wpDiscuz and want to enrich their comment sections with more information about commenters. It suits community-focused blogs, forums, and membership sites where building trust and engagement among users is important.