Mark Smith (
mark) wrote in
dw_maintenance2012-07-20 10:45 pm
Site back up!
Thank you all for your patience, we finished the maintenance and Dreamwidth is back up. This push had a few new features, stay tuned to
dw_news for more information shortly!
As always, if you have any problems, please let us know! We will be standing by. :)

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Thank YOU for always being so forthcoming and thorough with information of what you guys are doing.
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I'm so excited to learn what these new features are!
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Oops, just realized this probably should be here.
http://www.dreamwidth.org/support/see_request?id=17534
Thanks!
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Also, welcome to DW!
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First, fixed :)
Second, you only missed me by about half an hour *grin*
Third, I always clear browser cached when starting and before exiting, but didn't think to do it in the middle for this. Thanks for the reminder!
Life is real right now, so I'll have to wait to finish reading your (apparently very fantastic News post), but am in anticipaaaaation.
Don't know if this is new (or I'm just blind), but I really like what I did spot - after adding a 'memory', one of the links on the "Success" page is to go directly to that memories category. Good work, whenever it was done!
*gentle hugs*
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Last I checked, 1987 WAS still more than 13 years ago.
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I don't think this code push included anything that touched the date logic, so that explanation is more likely than a bug involving the signup page, but if clearing your cookies doesn't work let me know and I'll look into it a bit more.
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Halp?
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The links to the other support problems:
http://www.dreamwidth.org/support/see_request?id=17935
http://www.dreamwidth.org/support/see_request?id=17861
http://www.dreamwidth.org/support/see_request?id=17832
http://www.dreamwidth.org/support/see_request?id=17828
It's also not a wrong password as everything else imports just fine.
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Also, a question I've always wanted to know but have never seemed to find: What made you and Mark call this place dreamwidth?
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As for the name, meanwhile, if bandwidth is a measure of how much data can be transfered across a connection, we decided 'dreamwidth' was a measure of how much creativity can be transfered across a connection. :) (Also, it was the first thing we came up with where we could register the .com, .net, and .org versions of the URL without having to negotiate for them.)
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And oh boy, sounds like someone's gonna have fun debugging this then. I feel sorry for them.
Thanks again for your help and quick response! I appreciate it.
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All other accounts are completely fine, and this account can go look at other accounts and not have them show up bolded. There's only one post with bolding in it, and I've given it a look over. No open bold tags. (Which wouldn't explain why my first post with nothing in it would bold things as well)
I don't have any browser extensions for fonts on here. In fact, there's a lot of fonts that just show up as boxes to me, but that's not here or there.
The weird, confusing part is that it's limited to this one account. I just don't get it.
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(If that's what it is, it doesn't show on Firefox because Firefox autocloses open tags differently.)
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It's not like it's detrimental to the account or anything, but it's just weird.
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Since last night, I'm not getting ANY email notifications anymore; I was wondering if I'm the only one/this is a known problem? I'm not using gmail btw (gmx).
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If you're not getting any email notifications at all, do two things: first, check your spam folder to see if notifs are being sent but flagged as spam, and second, send yourself an email @dreamwidth.org to see if your mail server is blocking email from us entirely?
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You can sometimes make it stop by marking things as not-spam if you are persistent about it -- it took me about six months to teach my mail client that all notification email was not-spam, legit mail sent to me @dreamwidth.org was not-spam, while spam forwarded to me @dreamwidth.org was spam. You might have to be *really* persistent about it, though. Or, you may want to try writing your ISP's support department and explain that legit mail is regularly being flagged as spam, explain that we offer a forwarding email service so any spam that might look like it's coming from us isn't really from us, and ask them to accept all mail.
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