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Hi Stephen.
This looks great!
I do not really understand why this feature is not included as an option in WP super cache since there is an option to clear the cache when a post is updated.
Is it possible to include this code in any way so this will work for all themes and all sites in the multi site setup?
Maybe it is possible to write a WP super cache plugin?
I do not have the knowledge yet to write a plugin of my own but maybe you do?
I am pretty sure that a plugin to WP super cache that adds this feature would be highly appreciated by many user of WP super cache plugin.