A simple digest email is sent every n hours with a report on the recently caught spam (since last mail basically) much the same as you can see through the Spam Karma 2 plug-in options page. There are also options which enable you to set a threshold below which comments and to allow you to have the digest report sorted by karma rather than chronologically.

Enforces the following WordPress administration settings relating to treatment of comments:

1. “An administrator must approve the comment (regardless of any matches below)” (under Options … Discussion)
2. “Comment author must have a previously approved comment” ( also under Options … Discussion)

The plugin works by running after all the other Spam Karma 2 filters and ensuring that if either of these Discussions options are enabled within WordPress then for comments to which they apply (All comments in the case of (1)) the plugin ensures that the highest karma level a comment can achieve is -1 so that all comments must be moderated before appearing on your site.

The aim of this plugin is to help people keep up to date with new WordPress version releases.

The aim of the plugin is to help people analyse the behaviour of the cache builtin to WordPress v2.0. It provides the administrator with a quick overview of how the cache is performming and allows the cache to be cleared manually from an admin page.

This plugin allows you to configure extra mime-types for support by the inline-uploader.

This plugin allows you to run loops within your WordPress templates where you query for children of the current page.

This plugin allows you to specify a specifc excerpt for WordPress pages