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By Moristotle
It recently came to our attention that some of our followers’ subscriptions to Moristotle & Co. have been interrupted, in addition to our own! That is, they (and we) stopped receiving email notifications of Moristotle & Co.’s posts. And, ironically, anyone who follows us only by way of the notifications won’t see this post either ...unless they have gone to the “Subscribe to Moristotle & Co. via FeedBurner” field at the top of the sidebar and submitted their email address (we have done so ourselves). If you know of anyone who needs to learn this, please be so kind as to tell them.
While we are on the subject of email notifications of Moristotle & Co. posts, we should remind you that email notifications are not “the real thing”; they sometimes give you only a portion of the information (especially video boxes) that are available on the blog website itself. So...please don’t forget to visit the blog itself from time to time to catch up on things you might have missed out on.
And thank you all for following Moristotle & Co., whether by visiting us here or by reading the email notifications (when you get them).
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So far, I have received only “no problem here” replies from the blog’s followers, one of whom (Roger Owens) asked a simple question that helped me figure out what probably happened. Roger asked, “¿Que paso, muchacho? What do you think is going on there?”
ReplyDeleteWhat happened, I think (it’s technical), is that the only ones affected (including me) were receiving notifications, not because they themselves subscribed, but because I was previously allowed to specify up to ten addresses for notifications to be sent to. In theory, I should still be able to do that, but there is no button in the “blog’s back room” for me to go into edit mode to accomplish it. And, in the process of trying to understand the facility, I DELETED all of the addresses from the list, including MY OWN.
I am grateful to Roger for his question, and to those who have let me know that their notifications weren’t interrupted.