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I Finally Blogged, But I Didn't Have The Option To Post!

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1desperateladysaved Proficient
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My Title is The Fireworks are Flying and you can bet I wanted it posted today!

D

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Hi Diana,

I still can't post to my blog. How were you able to be successful in posting? Are there any updates on what the problem is? If any moderators are reading this, I would love to have my review of "Celiac Disease and Endometriosis" posted.

Thanks!

Jess

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I will go have a look and will post your drafts if I can find them.

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psawyer
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I published one by each of you. We still don't understand why this keeps happening.

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Thanks!

 

D

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Hi Diana,

I still can't post to my blog. How were you able to be successful in posting? Are there any updates on what the problem is? If any moderators are reading this, I would love to have my review of "Celiac Disease and Endometriosis" posted.

Thanks!

Jess

I wasn't successful, but it sounds like Peter helped us for the moment.  I ended up putting mine in coping section and retyping it!  It was for the 4th of July, though and didn't get posted til the 6th.  Atleast, it is still the fourth of July weekend.  Atleast one can save to draft and edit it.  On my last attempt, I couldn't do that either!

 

D

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Thanks D and Peter. Hope we can all get ourselves back to being able to post soon!

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