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Unbelievable!

They updated Blogger Status!

They finally have a new entry Wednesday, March 15, 2006

We’re doing some maintenance on one of our Blog*Spot servers. Some blogs will be inaccessible while this is going on. Everyone is able to publish, however, regardless of whether or not the blog is down for maintenance.

We apologize to those blog owners who are affected by this. This partial outage is necessary to fix some of the transient Blog*Spot problems that have popped up recently.

Update: The maintenance is complete.

Posted by Pete at 12:32 PST

Again, posted after the work was done. Thanks, Pete.

So, the outage 3/10 - 3/13 was a transient Blog*Spot problem. That's real useful.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Knock 'em dead, and knock blogger. Their photo upload feature has been down for 48 hours and there is absolutely no way to get a real world answer from them or any status report, other than form emails and ancient status postings. I rely on photo uploads to update some newspaper blogs-- I am done with blogger and advising my company as we speak to move away from them
Eric said…
Several blogs including mine:

http://vikingpundit.blogspot.com

and Stolen Thunder and Betsy's Page are "NOT FOUND". Blogger, I'm sure, is doing nothing.
BluDomain said…
are you saying the upload to post images is fixed because mine is still not working??
Nitecruzr said…
From the BS note (Blogger Support = BS too).

If you continue to have trouble, please clear your browser's cache and cookies, then log in to Blogger again.
gugon said…
Has anyone tried this? I'm still having a problem with mine.
Nitecruzr said…
Yes, of course.

Since the problem is so intermittent, though, it's impossible to say for sure whether the problem is solved by clearing cache & cookies, or just by retrying.

It's like the old phone company (you remember them) error message:
If you feel that you have reached this number in error, hang up and try again.

Again, Blogger Support = BS.

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