I'd like to have the links of the subscribed blogs returned to the blog page sidebar. It's become a hassle going to the hubs page and back just to view any updated blog... and I don't know if the blogs are updated for that matter.

Also I'd wish that whenever I add a new entry, the admin section should be opened on a new window or tab so it would be accessed when we feel like blogging immediately.

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If you add 1 and 1 together we usually say 2, but in the context of a philosopher, adding 1 and 1 together have multitudes of possibilities!

Thanks for taking the time to offer your recommendations.  They have been captured, and will be considered for future releases.

- Scott

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TheSpoke.net Development Team

thanks a bunch! now, I've been testing out the html editor of the blog, it seems it cannot parse code like this correctly

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If you add 1 and 1 together we usually say 2, but in the context of a philosopher, adding 1 and 1 together have multitudes of possibilities!

I'm thinking I want to have a save draft feature for the blog entry page...just to people with not as much bandwidth as others will not run the risk of having their whole entry erased by a connection that suddenly goes down. Everybody knows how painful it is to start over :D

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Shê

Aids, object tags and script tags are not accepted in the non moderated parts of the site. They can be used when writing articles that go through an approval process, but not to general blog/forums/gallery/hub content. Both of these tags can lead to Cross Site Scripting exploits (XSS).

she_lim wrote:

I'm thinking I want to have a save draft feature for the blog entry page...just to people with not as much bandwidth as others will not run the risk of having their whole entry erased by a connection that suddenly goes down. Everybody knows how painful it is to start over :D

If you create a blog entry you can set it to 'unpublished' (fifth field down under the blog entry box) and then 'post' it as often as you like. It ends up saved, and editable, but not visible on your actual blog page until you explicitly set it to be published. It's a similar functionality to drafting I guess...

Pablissimo wrote:

she_lim wrote: I'm thinking I want to have a save draft feature for the blog entry page...just to people with not as much bandwidth as others will not run the risk of having their whole entry erased by a connection that suddenly goes down. Everybody knows how painful it is to start over :D If you create a blog entry you can set it to 'unpublished' (fifth field down under the blog entry box) and then 'post' it as often as you like. It ends up saved, and editable, but not visible on your actual blog page until you explicitly set it to be published. It's a similar functionality to drafting I guess...

Okay :D In that case then I take  back my request.

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Shê