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Greetings, friends.
It has been another active week at Poets United. Monday Sherry shared dragon poems written by three of our fine poets. On Wednesday Susan prompted us to write about Truth for Midweek Motif. Friday Rosemary presented Marge Piercy's poem "For the Young Who Want To" in her feature for this week.
And in the week ahead: On Monday Sherry has an extraordinary post featuring some amazing young poets. I won't tell you more, but you are in for a real treat. Don't miss it.
On Wednesday Susan's Midweek Motif is Running.
Now a gripe. I am sure many of you share the same gripe with Blogger. No longer do I receive emails when people comment on my posted poems in Blogger. The only way I can read people's comments is to go the poem itself. I generally write only one (or at the most two) poem a week, so I have only the one poem to check. However, I know some of you write poems for various prompts and many during the week, so I can only imagine how difficult this is for you. Has anyone found a way to enable emails to be sent to you if you use Blogger? How about WordPress? Do those of you who use WordPress still receive email notifications? Anyone have any comments about these changes, please share them below.
And now let's link poetry. Choose a poem. Link it. Stop in and say hello. Visit the poems of others who participate. Looking forward to seeing you on the trail.
Good morning all! Looking forward to your poems! Mary, to your question, WP still sends email notifications, also it's pretty convenient to check on the WP dashboard using the mobile app.
ReplyDeleteBlogger USED to send email notifications. Now the only way, with all the changes this past week, I can see comments is to go directly TO my poem. Quite annoying.
DeleteGood morning Mary, Rajani and United Poets! I agree with Rajani about WordPress still emailing notifications. As I rarely use my mobile, I haven't tried the app, but I can easily access all comments on the WP dashboard.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe the weekend is almost over and we are fast approaching the middle of June. I might miss a few prompts from next weekend onward as, once I've attended the examiners' conference on Saturday, I'll be busily marking exam papers.
A happy Sunday to all. It has been a while since I visited. Thank you for being a tireless Sunday host, Mary.
ReplyDeleteNice to see you, Kerry.
DeleteWishing everyone a wonderful Sunday.
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Happy Sunday
much love...
as a Wordpresser can't gripe about the comments notifications but can whinge about the popups/messages on websites re tracking compliance for GDPR and other laws requiring notification of tracking. But all that aside, your chosen image for this post is the very essence of June and its good to be here - thank you for being there!
ReplyDeletep.s. why can I only comment as a Google Account
I don't know why one can only comment as a google account. I do know that with the blogger changes they got rid of what had been the 'open ID option.'
DeleteGood day, everyone! :)
ReplyDeleteYes, a good morning to all.
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Thanks for hosting, Mary. I went to Blogger Forum and they say they are aware of the problem, are tweaking things and hope to have it fixed soon. It is very annoying, so hope they fix it soon.
ReplyDeleteLovely bird picture, Mary.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is disconcerting to have to go hunting for comments.
Happy Sunday to all.. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Mary. I wasn't able to post last week due to issues with blogger. so I'm posting the same poem today and had no problem. Hope all gets worked out so we can post and read with ease. Thanks for hosting and enduring all the technical stuff.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week!
Hello, I hope you are all having a great weekend. What nice picture of the two birds
ReplyDeleteCheers for posting Mary - bit late in getting here, but here I am.
ReplyDeleteBlogger is a problem, although I only average one poem a week - emails, now missing, were a welcome alert.
Hopefully the problem will be resolved soon...
Anna :o]
Happy early Summer day to you all! Looking forward to read your poems!
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