Site is coming back slowly

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We got the posts from late last week up, but the comments are still sitting in limbo. (Yes, we have them, but they aren’t over here on the new server
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Fred, walker, JDeC, SueW, Elly

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The e-mails not working is why subscriptions aren’t producing e-mails to notify of new posts?

Non-techy Win 10 Pro and Linux Mint experimenter

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That is correct. The @Askwoody emails are still not working as of noon 9/18 CDT US

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I just got ahold of the tools to set up the id’s again. Hang on.

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walker, HiFlyer

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The AskWoody.com email accounts should be working. I think. At least, mine is.

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walker, HiFlyer

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Working when I checked now, thank you.

So happy!

Best regards, and many thanks, Elly

Non-techy Win 10 Pro and Linux Mint experimenter

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walker, HiFlyer

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Just a heads-up, some comments appear to be “shuffled”. This post is showing as being from you Woody, it was actually my post……….

https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/a-warning-about-this-months-security-patches-2/#post-133216

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Oy.

Thanks for the heads-up.

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I’ve noticed that some topics have the old style of comments and other topics (like this one) have newer “lounge-style” comments.  I’ve also noticed that whenever I login, the site tells me that I’m already logged in.

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JDeC, Elly, walker, MrBrian, woody

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Example: https://www.askwoody.com/2017/september-security-patches-for-windows-and-office-are-out/.

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JDeC, walker

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When I log in, the site tells me I’m already logged in, too… but for being able to thank and subscribe I have to log in before they will show up. So, I wasn’t really logged in!

Non-techy Win 10 Pro and Linux Mint experimenter

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JDeC

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The indented reply format makes it difficult to follow new replies for posts that are farther up the thread.  Which is why the non-indented format might be generally viewed as more effective, whereby one only has to scroll up to the last read post to catch up instead of going back to the OP, which is rough on those long threads.  That way the reader won’t miss valuable information.  Please take this proposition into account as a possible change while the site is under maintenance & repair, thank you.

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MrBrian

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