Only one way to find out.

[cetan]

There's only one way for me to really find out how well switching from LJ to WordPress on http://bernhard.us works for blogging. Despite the momentum of LJ, I'm going to give full-time WordPress a shot

Comments

error message?

[wallybat]

Sorry, you've banned from commenting on this blog.
Either your comment content was found to contain spam, or
your IP address (or a subnet of your IP address) has spammed this blog before.

If you think you got this page in error, your entered name might be too short.

Strike count: 5

i don't think i'm banned but is this your error message?

Re: error message?

[cetan]

Wow, that's interesting. It's not "my" error message in that I didn't write it (it's the default value)

I'll see what's up and let you know. Sorry 'bout that :(

Re: error message?

[cetan]

Ok, this looks to be fixed. It was a anti-spam plugin that (for some unknown reason) doesn't have any configuration interface. Lame. I've uninstalled the plugin from Wordpress.

[twench]

One thing I have noticed is that the LJ syndication information isn't really correct. I've had posts that took 5 hours to appear. Also, you may not have this problem with WordPress, but Blogger posts Zulu time in the RSS feed and LJ just uses that. So, I usually see my posts as being written a few hours in the future.

[cetan]

It would appear that WordPress feeds use UTC even though I specificly set it in the config to default to -5 hours from that. So, my posts do appear to come from the future.

Also, I think LJ polls a feed based on the time between updates. For example, if you post once a day, it'll poll your feed a couple times a day looking for changes. But if you only post once a week, LJ will poll the feed less often.

[cetan]

specifically

[fastejef]

keep posting like this it’s really very good idea, you are awesome!