When I click on Subscribe to someone's blog I can see that I show up on their list of subscribers. What I seem to be missing is where the list of blogs I've subscribed to is. It seems to me that should be more obvious.

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I've got the same problem.

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It looks like the very least you can use the who-bar on the bottom of the screen to view previously viewed blogs.

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Agreed! This is a problem.

 

 

 hehe..I've been working on the URL on the address bar directly to find all those blogs I used to read before...

And I also noticed some of the blogs that I read are missing like that of Maam Didith's...I'm pretty sure she made the 4month cap placed here.

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And I think it is also a problem that I can subscribe MY blog...

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Yuto Takei
Microsoft MVP for Visual C# (04 Jan - 06 Dec)
http://thespoke.net/blogs/yutie
mailto:YutieDotNET@hotmail.com

Yeah, it's one of my major gripes at the minute. I was used to navigating to my own blog and flicking down my list of subscribed blogs to read them.

It's a git that the subscriptions weren't migrated over, I can't actually remember the usernames of half of the people I used to subscribe to.

Edit: In fact, without the 'blogs I'm subscribed to' section, what's the point of subscribing at all?

You think that's bad? I had to edit every single one of the Spoke feed links in my RSS aggregator so that they would conform with the new address format and give me some content. Now that's a nightmare! (If you don't know already, I have a rather large selection of Spoke blogs in my blogroll.)

Even subscribing to a blog seems to be hit and miss. It seems this function is completely broken. This was beta-tested....right?

 

Ick, "Subscribe" now appears now to mean "spam".   The default setting is apparently to spam your email with every update and comment to a blog.   I'd prefer to have a link to the blog to peruse at my own leisure, rather than spam in my mailbox.

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Ick, "Subscribe" now appears now to mean "spam".   The default setting is apparently to spam your email with every update and comment to a blog.   I'd prefer to have a link to the blog to peruse at my own leisure, rather than spam in my mailbox.

The last option in your profile, I believe it is something about receiving email notification of comments, replies, etc; if you tick no, the spam shou