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Monday
Jul162012

A Note to My Readers

DateMonday, July 16, 2012 at 05:01PM

Some of you have experienced moderation problems in the ComBox.  I've tried fixing the problems according to the directives of the terribly prompt but not really all-that-helpful support team, and basically it comes down to them asking me a bunch of questions that I then have to ask you and frankly, it's a hassle that I'm not/have not wanted to deal with, between waiting for both sides to respond and not really knowing what each side wants or is experiencing.

If it's any consolation, my own comments are sent to moderation automatically and for other regular commenters, about half go to moderation.  I don't have any control over moderation except to turn off the whatchacallit, which I didn't even know was there until someone complained about it (captcha, I think it's called.)  So when I comment, I have to approve my own comments.  Small wonder I downgraded my service.

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