Angela’s still unable to publish to her blog. According to her webhost, aka her brother, the accounts for both of their blogs “just log in, run a STOR command and become idle after that and
remain connected until the idle timer kicks them off. ”
I await word from the folks at Blogger about what’s going on there. Anyone else on the free version unable to publish?
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