I have just spent a number of hours writing a long, passionate post, when my computer decided to stop functioning. Even though I had saved a portion of the post, I am positive I have lost a few thousand words. I have tried rummaging through cache files and crash logs, but the content has disappeared.
I wonder if this was a sign that it wasn't to be published in the first place.
Have I the energy tomorrow, I may attempt to re-write the remainder of the post, however, I doubt that it will be as powerful as the original.
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
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Ugh. I hate when that happens. Blogger makes it a bit less convenient to save, and I've lost some posts that way. I'm starting to think maybe I should only ever email posts.
Anyway, would your clustering method work to help you remember more of it?
I have considered emailing posts in the past, though it would take some experimenting to get all the formatting I use for it to work. I would have to learn the proper way to input html tags, so I could insert blockquotes, hyperlinks and images.
I am currenly using bloggers' free image hosting service, so I wonder how that would work if you imbedded an image into your mail program, and if it managed to upload properly.
If Blogger addressed *all* these issues, I would consider emailing all my posts.
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