A Broken Blogger

Sorry, guys. Blogger's scheduled posting function was screwing-up yesterday (it's happened a few times before, as regular readers know), so I had to babysit it all day long (and still got posts out late!). It appeared to be "fixed" at some point, because I wrote the second part of the D&D discussion yesterday afternoon, scheduled it to post today, and it worked just fine. However, I tried scheduling other posts after that, to give you a full day's worth of reading, and kept getting error messages.

I tried to manually post at least the entry set to precede this one, but my (insurance-provided) ride got here a full four hours before my appointment! I had literally just stepped out of the shower when the guy knocked on my door - and I'd gotten up early specifically so I'd have time to shower and do my whole morning routine! He had to sit out there for another 15-20 minutes while I got ready, yet I still didn't manage to get to it before I left.

I'll get the posts scheduled for today out to you over the weekend, but I plan on sleeping-in all weekend, so if the function is still not working, they won't start hitting until tomorrow afternoon. The scheduled posting routine continues to elude the crackheads team Google has assembled to shepherd Blogger/BlogSpot into new realms of mundanity... But I got a lot done, despite it; actually, the Blogger gaffe propelled me to handle a lot of stuff that had been let go for too long, so I really can't gripe too much.

I'm going to be working on the D&D campaign all weekend - it's my top priority through Monday - and will likely post more discussion on it as I do. There is a lot of new content on the way across the rest of the site - some of which isn't ready to go live, but the search engines have already started picking it up - but I'm not issuing any ETAs or anything right now.

Of course, I'll let you know as soon as new material is available, but I implore you to trek across The Weirding unattended! Because of navigational issues (and, in some cases, design flaws), there is a whole lot of "hidden" content - stuff you can only get to from one page or another for various reasons - so you never know what you'll find! And that's not some half-assed sales pitch; I'm surprised by content I forgot I'd finished and published!

Anyway, more D&D-based babbling headed your way this weekend, the regular comic bookiness, and who knows what else? Maybe a well-staged "wardrobe malfunction" will bring us a flash of some celebrity's talents? So hang-out with us this weekend and let's see where we end up!

© C Harris Lynn, 2009