Comments on: Major Appliance Ready for Delivery http://hickeyhoo.net/mtnest/2010/01/11/major-appliance-ready-for-delivery/ random snippets from our world Sat, 28 Jan 2012 17:46:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pa http://hickeyhoo.net/mtnest/2010/01/11/major-appliance-ready-for-delivery/comment-page-1/#comment-828 Pa Thu, 14 Jan 2010 02:53:27 +0000 http://hickeyhoo.net/mtnest/?p=1499#comment-828 Sorry, Jeff. I think the spam filter has developed a mind of its own. I didn't get notification that a couple other comments were awaiting approval. After making setup changes, I posted a test comment to see if I'd resolved the problem. The filter thought my test comment sounded like spam and rejected it. The rejection ended with something like: "we're not keen on spam around here". I'm going to wait and see what problems it causes before shopping for an alternative. Sorry, Jeff. I think the spam filter has developed a mind of its own. I didn’t get notification that a couple other comments were awaiting approval. After making setup changes, I posted a test comment to see if I’d resolved the problem. The filter thought my test comment sounded like spam and rejected it. The rejection ended with something like: “we’re not keen on spam around here”. I’m going to wait and see what problems it causes before shopping for an alternative.

]]> By: jeff http://hickeyhoo.net/mtnest/2010/01/11/major-appliance-ready-for-delivery/comment-page-1/#comment-827 jeff Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:33:12 +0000 http://hickeyhoo.net/mtnest/?p=1499#comment-827 Well done! Whoa, what happened? I just tried to submit the above phrase as a comment and a message popped up informing me that it was too short. Is that normal? What if that's all I wanted to say? "Well done." Short and sweet. Is there something wrong with that? Apparently so... Well done!

Whoa, what happened? I just tried to submit the above phrase as a comment and a message popped up informing me that it was too short. Is that normal? What if that’s all I wanted to say? “Well done.” Short and sweet. Is there something wrong with that? Apparently so…

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