Y’all. I think I’m gonna have to own this one.
First, if you get e-mails from me and just clicked the link for SoCS – that’s some magic voodoo right there, apologies. I know it probably kicked you into some crazy no man’s land and quite possibly demanded ransom to return you to a reasonable RFTM location.
I did it. I guess. I’m pretty sure. At least I think I might have put today’s date in to “schedule” it for tomorrow and then ended up hitting schedule except because it was today’s date it published to the blog instead which meant I had to move it back into the queue for tomorrow’s blog post and then sacrifice a lamb to the WordPress gods asking for forgiveness.
Especially seeing as I’m pretty sure I did the exact same thing last night. Bless.
I promise I’ll get back to my regularly caffeinated, reasonably attentive self soon. I hope.
Maybe you could log a sacrifice on my behalf, too. It doesn’t have to be a farmyard animal; pretty sure even a spider would be acceptable to the cause…
Whenever your stuff lands in my inbox, I try to read it.
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You’re the best, Dan!
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Awww, shucks
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These things happen to the best of us in blog land… You’re in good company!
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At least now I understand why I sometimes find that error message on other blogs…
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😁
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I’ve done the exact same thing. And after I realized that I scheduled the post for a time that had already passed, and then “took it back” and rescheduled it for a time in the future, anyone who happen to go to my post saw something like “Oops, nothing found.” It’s downright mortifying, isn’t it?
Oh well, shit happens.
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“Oh well, shit happens” is keeping me sane these days. Because mostly I’m thinking what do you mean, sure we’ll publish that at 3am today when it’s already 9pm?! Shouldn’t THAT be the thing that gets the error message??
Bygones. 😆
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I mostly use my iPhone for blogging and it’s easy for that to happen. I wish WordPress had a pop-up message asking “are you sure you want to do that?” when you hit publish.
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