The ability to designate readers for a given blog is a popular setting. Either "Only blog authors", or "Only people I choose" can be used to restrict readership to a limited, more appreciative audience, for any blog that's published to either BlogSpot or to a custom domain.
Some bloggers, recently, are finding difficulty in making their blogs public ("Anybody"), after having had the blog published as "Only people I choose". They can use the Settings - Permissions wizard, and supposedly make the change to "Anybody", but the public still can't view the blog.
The owner of "x-everlastinglove12.blogspot.com" states that the Permissions wizard is set to "Anybody". The URL suggests that we might have a "content warning" interstitial that's applicable here.
If your blog is having this problem, please provide some details, to help Blogger see a possible pattern.
(Update 8/11): Could this be another appearance of the SingNet / SingTel problem?
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Some bloggers, recently, are finding difficulty in making their blogs public ("Anybody"), after having had the blog published as "Only people I choose". They can use the Settings - Permissions wizard, and supposedly make the change to "Anybody", but the public still can't view the blog.
The owner of "x-everlastinglove12.blogspot.com" states that the Permissions wizard is set to "Anybody". The URL suggests that we might have a "content warning" interstitial that's applicable here.
If your blog is having this problem, please provide some details, to help Blogger see a possible pattern.
- What is the URL of the blog?
- Does the blog have a "content warning" interstitial, either placed by you, or by Blogger?
- Is or was the blog ever published externally (by FTP), or to a custom domain?
- What browser and computer operating system did you use to set permissions?
- Where are you located, and what ISP provides your service?
(Update 8/11): Could this be another appearance of the SingNet / SingTel problem?
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