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[ScarpeGrosse]

No one is censoring you. I have no idea what Jamesi's intended meaning by "it's in the back end" was, however, I have gone through the ARGNet MovableType backend to look for your comment:

It is not in the hold pile.
It is not in the junk pile.
It was, according to the activity logs, neither recorded nor deleted.
ARGNet.com, as far as I can deduce, does not have your comment nor any record of it ever existing.

As you stated, you received an error message when you attempted to post your comment. I'm sorry I don't have an explanation for you as to why that occurred, but I can quite positively assure you that your comment not appearing on ARGNet is in no way related to its content, nor any nefarious misdeeds on the part of the staff. It appears to be a software/server issues, but beyond that deduction, I can offer no other explanation.

You are MORE than welcome to post a comment - they remain open on this article. I cannot guarantee that you won't get another error message because I, again, have no idea what caused it in the first place. If you DO get an error message, please let us know what it says so that we may try to rectify the problem for you and our other readers. If you can't get a comment through the MT system, then please, feel free to contact ARGNet through our Contact Page and address your concerns through that avenue.

I apologize for the confusion.

[Sylvia]

I just ran a test comment to see what happens. This time i did not get the error message but instead I got the following. So, I assume the problem is fixed.

[ScarpeGrosse]

Yes, that is the normal "positive" message for comments. It did make it to MT database, and I do see it in all the right places in the software backend. I'm glad the error isn't recurrent. Please let us know if you have any further problems. The comment page on ARGNet works via an email system and is not dependent on MT and, usually , always works.

[jamesi]

I apologize, I should have been more clear about something. When I said that "it" shows up in the backend, I meant "the comment" and not "your comment". Meaning, I did a test and it worked quite fine, "the comment" ended up in the backend as it should.

Frankly, Sylvia, your tone is appalling to me. To think that I need to "cover my ass" for anything that has transpired in the last few days is about the last thought that would run through my mind. Cover my ass? What would I need to cover my ass about, exactly?


edited to reflect direction of statements and questions

[Sylvia]

Then I guess we both misread each other because i took this as being sarcastic.

[jamesi]

[JohnLockeGuy]

Yay! It didn't explode!

[Ruuku]

Hehehe