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You don't really need to delete your account, just delete the feeds and then all should be gone. As we're using OpenID to login/authenticate, we don't store any information on you, apart from the OpenID URL you use to login. So just deleting all the feeds in your account will be sufficient.

Yes, this is one of the downsides of this forum.
can you please email me for farther assistance

olahav [at] outbrain [dot] com

Tried to show the code but it obviously won't show up here on the forum.

I've deactivated the plugin.
Not sure I'm seeing the code as you've described. I've only embedded it once near the top of the page and it looks like this (copied directly from Outbrain):

Now that you have inserted the code into the page, please try to disable the outbrain plugin.
also, I looked at your code. seems like you forgot to terminate the " " tag you have opened before the script tag.
also, there seems to be some encoded quote tag at the end of the OutbrainRater.js script call that should be marked as quote and not ‘

try it and let me know how it goes.

OK, so I've used the javascript versus the widget which should allow me to embed the code in multiple areas on the same page, yet when I try to do it it still only shows up at the bottom (as if I'd used the widget). I've checked the code on the example provided and it looks like they are pasting the javascript multiple times on the same page/post. Are there some settings that should change on the Wordpress plugin to prevent the rater to show up on the page bottom versus in multiple instances? I am using a Wordpress template that enables you to pull RSS feeds into a three-column layout under blog site headings. Each page that you see is actually just one Wordpress post. In order to make the Outbrain widget work, I need to be able to paste the javascript under each RSS feed on the page. You can view at http://www.poolies.tv to see what I'm talking about. It is essentially a variation of PopUrls.com. Thx – Spartacus, 25 days ago

Hi Spartacus
Our "off the shelf" solution is indeed acting as you describe - one rater per post.
If I understand correctly you want to rate sites and not posts from sites.
this can be done by your using our JavaScript version which you can find in:
http://www.outbrain.com/get/ratings/O...

a good example for someone that did similar thing is here:
http://bpstyle.blogspot.com/
you can look at their HTML as an example

Some javascript comment/review solutions (such as js-kit) allow you to embed code in several instances within the same post or page. Ours site at www.poolies.tv requires this feature. Using Wordpress, we have one post containing multiple RSS feeds from various content providers and we'd like to embed the ratings widget underneath each site that we feature. – Spartacus, 26 days ago

Hi Spartacus,
I am not sure what is it you mean...
At the moment you can only choose whether to put the rater at the beging of the post or at the end of the post.
Soon we'll release a version which supports these changes - you can be a beta user if you like :)

For now here is what you need to change the location to the begining of the post:
var OB_isOnHeader = true;

If you need assistance implementing this please let me know what is your blog url.

Rotem
the Outbrain team