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Hey, why didn’t anyone tell me the template tags weren’t correct and the new comments weren’t working? Oh yeah, probably because no one could leave a comment, huh?
Should be fixed now.
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Works!! 🙂
Sure does.
Thanks again for the great blog. I really enjoy reading it and hearing about your transition.