this is pretty simple thing - each link has its own "read more" link which refer to its own page. Sometimes it is not neccessary - if link description(content) is not long, user see nothing new and "read more" link is in this case useless. User can be confused also.
See the picture below. I also highlighted the link with a small arrow-image:

As you can see the first link has not read more,on the contrary the second link has it.
Requirements
This is really easy and simple modification which can be implemented to almost every version 0.9 version of Pligg. Personally I have yget template but there is a big chance this could be appliable to all templates.
Steps to do
- Make Backup of edited files
1) Open link.php in your libs folder
2) find $smarty->assign('link_submitter', $this->username()); and before that add following code:
PHP Code:
// if link content < 160 chars then no "MORE" link
if (strlen($this->content)>165){
$smarty->assign('long_content',true);
}
// end
3) Open link_summary.tpl in your /templates/template/ folder
find {if $pagename neq "story"} <a href="{$story_url}" style="text-decoration:none">
It is right after the section with extra fields.Change to wollowing:
{if $long_content eq true}{if $pagename neq "story"} <a href="{$story_url}" style="text-decoration:none"> .....{/if}{/if}
You can save. Thats all. Consider using picture just like me but it depends on you at all.





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