Blogtrack Fix

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Jevon, from blogtrack.com is working on a fix as we speak. Of course since I have lost the ability to ftp to my own domain, I don’t know when anyone will actually get this update! And the hosting company was doing so well there for awhile..tsk tsk. Update: according to their site news, the security hole is plugged! Excellent response!

Speaking of tsk tsk, I signed up for Blogger Pro using Paypal over 4 hours ago, but my account has not been automatically upgraded, as was promised. We’ll see if Ev can get this straightened out promptly.

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