Reply to post #206 (show post):
--That person was me, and I also blocked your ass for it. Hi again.--

Hello. Nice to see your ass again, too.

--To say you did not know about the multiple issues with this function sounds a bit odd, considering it certainly was not the first time me or Boogstoge mentioned about it to you directly.--

Why, just because I don't recall it? I'm not here that much; before you I only remembered one person who asked not to be reblogged.

--Now, is it so hard to ask a person if it is okay to reblog their review if that is something you absolutely have to do. I don't think so.--

Show me where I said it was. And as I honored your request once I became aware of it, I don't see what the problem is here. I admittedly made a mistake and corrected it; why you're taking this as a personal affront I've no idea.

Reply to post #211 (show post):
I also don't like that the auto words "Reblogged from..." appear in tiny font all the waaaaay at the bottom of the post. It's very easy to miss. It should appear at the top of the post.

Reply to post #205 (show post):
That's what you said six months ago to me. And, as I understand it, the matter had become controversial long before the reblogging problem hit me personally. As I wrote six months ago to your assurances that something would be decided, I hope you will decide soon and decide correctly (i.e. protect the actual producers of content from the rebloggers by requiring that the original poster is able to approve or disapprove a reblog each time a reblogger wants to reblog). The "soon" clearly did not occur...

Reply to post #210 (show post):
Yeah, it is really weird that the reblogger comments to the reblog only show on the dashboard view, and not on the member blog view. The other thing that is super-irritating is that if you are on the member blog, the way to link back to the original blog is really tiny and not very obvious. It says that the post is a reblog at the top, but you have to scroll all the way to the bottom, where it says in fairly small print "reblogged from (whoever)". That does link to the original blog, but it is hardly satisfactory. The reblog notice at the top, at a minimum, should attribute the post to the original blogger in print that is at least as large as the title of the blog. And the reblogger's comments should show on the member page as well as in dashboard view, which makes it even MORE clear that it is a reblog.

As an aside, I am excited that our cute little snowman is back!

Reply to post #217 (show post):
The snowman is very cute!

Reply to post #217 (show post):
Did you know that if you click on the snowman it makes it snow?