Why is nobody commenting on my passworded posts? Have people lost the password?
The most recent one is pretty funny.
15 responses to “Passworded”
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Send me an email at clarissasblog@hotmail.com and I’ll email you the password.
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Where can I get the password for the posts?
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Send me an email at clarissasblog@hotmail.com and I’ll email you the password.
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“Why is nobody commenting on my passworded posts?”
Some of your readers (me) are conceited enough that we like to get public notice whenever we post a comment, so other readers will be aware of it (public notice in this case means that our commenter name is listed in your website’s “Recent Comments” column).
When comments are posted to your “protected” posts, the commenters’ names don’t appear in the “Recent Comments” column, so most of your readers aren’t aware of their presence.
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That was what I thought as well. It never occurred to me to ask for the password until Clarissa told us to.
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I think that’s how it started out — really the goal is to make sure there’s no students or coworkers or trolls who have the password. But it’s been a few years since the password posts have been a thing, and now there are new readers who are also not students or coworkers or trolls.
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No, it’s for people who won’t narc me out to the authorities for wrongthink.
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I don’t know where to get a password for your blog. I’ve tried and decided it must be something wordpress people know how to do and I don’t, since I’m not one of them, but if you can give us some direction that would be nice.
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I don’t know where to get a password for your blog. I’ve tried and decided it must be something wordpress people know how to do and I don’t, since I’m not one of them, but if you can give us some direction that would be nice.
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Send me an email at clarissasblog@hotmail.com and I’ll email you the password.
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