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jeudi, mars 01, 2007

Thank You for Your Patience

There seems to be a general hiatus in the blogworld that can be partially attributed to the Blogger shift to the new Blogger. My bloglines list has gone haywire ... with most blogs seeming to be inaccessible or closed. Right now I feel that every blogpost is a bit akin to a message in a bottle - never too sure about who will eventually get to read it. The decision to shift to a new blogging system has now shifted to action and more will be posted about this in the coming days. until then I am afraid that posting will be as haphazard as has been in the past few days while I dedicated most of my spare time to the gargantuan task of General Blog Déménagement... my blogs are quite literally moving to another site. And that's definite.

For those of you who would like to plan in advance here is a list of a few links you may want to add to your aggregators. For now they will only signal old posts being added as I maually transfer post by post from the archives (which also means that I lose all the comments). There IS a way to export a whole blog to the new site but this can only be done if your blog is in the New Blogger - a shift that is apparently impossible for both Kinnie & Twistees and J'Accuse!!

Anyway... here goes:

J'Accuse
http://jaccuse.wordpress.com

Kinnie & Twistees
http://kinnietwistees.wordpress.com

Il Bollettino della Sfi*a
http://ilbollettinodellasfiga.wordpress.com

The Laughing Fit
http://thelaughingfit.wordpress.com

Postform
http://postform.wordpress.com

I am hoping to be able to launch all five sites on the 10th March - the original launching date of J'Accuse for Blogger!

For now keep following for updates on Blogger. And thank you for your patience.

1 commentaire:

Kenneth a dit…

Sign up for an account with FeedBurner and publish only the generated FeedBurner address. If you switch blogging platforms or addresses again in the future, you simply have to change the settings in your FeedBurner account without having to ask all your readers to subscribe to a different feed everytime.

I'm sure there are other similar services, so have a look around.