Saturday, December 17, 2005
ground hog day in typepad blog world?
Quite a number of typepad blogs I visited this morning have lost posts. It’s like Groundhog day, reading stuff you’ve read before and thinking, I’m sure this blog has posted more since then. Nada. Gone. Typepad life has all bounced back to around 12 December. It’s quite hilariously funny, although probably not for those hosted by typepad.
More: Here’s the typepad media release; here’s the admission of a mistake and here’s the promise of regular updates here.
Posted by steve at 11:06 AM
is well worth investing in. (Make sure you order the paperback edition, because the hardcover price is simply ridiculous). The book gathers readings from across the centuries - 20th century, Syriac, Early Greek, Latin, Orthodox, Mystical, and across a rich range of genre - theology texts, sermons, songs, liturgy, even art works. Each reading is helpfully introduced by editor, Eugene Rogers. 
I was wondering what was going one. You bring illumination!
Comment by Craig — December 17, 2005 @ 11:16 am
We are Back! And I still don’t feel at all tempted to move back to Blogger! [spit]
Comment by Mark Berry — December 18, 2005 @ 12:19 am
Steve, brought it to my attention that my comment above could be misconstrued… sorry British humour! I am not spitting on Steve… but to feign to spit out of the corner of your mouth at aomething is to dismiss them… having spent a few years tolerating Blogger I eventually moved to Typepad… this has been the first outage I have experienced and do not regret the move!
In future I will subtitle my comments. The joy of a global conversation 
Thanks Steve.
Comment by Mark Berry — December 19, 2005 @ 9:19 am