Whirtlestaff's Wizards' Academy Revisited, OOC01

[Leif]

I still don't see it. You might have only changed the default for new posts. Try editing the current entry and seeing if you can change the option there.

Will do. Thanks again.

 

[Leif]

Kerlan, and everybody,

In order to comment on a blog post, first you must click on the title of the blog entry. That will take you to a screen that has that blog entry, with a place for comments below it. If that's what you did before, then I'm not sure what's going on.

 

[KerlanRayne]

Kerlan, and everybody,

In order to comment on a blog post, first you must click on the title of the blog entry. That will take you to a screen that has that blog entry, with a place for comments below it. If that's what you did before, then I'm not sure what's going on.

I clicked on the title and got to the page with just that entry. It should have a link that says Post a Comment under the comments section, but I don't see it.

Are you on IM right now?

 

[Leif]

I just made a new blog post after I allowed the comments, so see if you can comment on that one, ok? I'll fire up my IM machine now!

 

[Scott DeWar]

here is a question.
Is there a rason why we cannot discuss what is on the blog here instead?

If there is so much trouble using the blog feature in a group fasion, then perhaps the ooc thread will work?

 

[Leif]

here is a question.
Is there a rason why we cannot discuss what is on the blog here instead?

If there is so much trouble using the blog feature in a group fasion, then perhaps the ooc thread will work?

Sure! You know, I kinda thought this same thing, for a minute, but I was having too much fun playing with the new 'toy' of the blog. But, really, you're right, Sir.

 

[Scott DeWar]

By the way Leif, I would appricie the dispensing with the 'sir' bit, I was enlisted in the airforce, not officer.

Thank you in advance.

 

[Leif]

Ok, sorry. Guess it's just a habit, from my own NCO days in the army reserve, SARGE! (hehehe, does the USAF have the same saying as the army about that word?)

 

[Scott DeWar]

let me guess, SARGE is an acranym that means something raunchy, right?

 

[Leif]

let me guess, SARGE is an acranym that means something raunchy, right?

No. According to my Drill Sergeants, a sarge is a fish that lives at the bottom of the sea and eats "turds," but they used a much more colorful word for their diet.