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Now, we are going to show you two easy ways to allow users to submit their posts in WordPress – from the frontend using a WordPress plugin, or by allowing them to register to your site and do it from the backend. Either way, if you so prefer, they will be able to submit their content for your approval before it ends up being posted on your site (which is something we recommend either way).

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