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  1. I love all your posts and follow you on fet too. As an FYI the need to sign in is a barrier. I had a WordPress blog a few years ago and it became very clear the platform was making it harder for a lot of folks who were not my diehards to engage…don’t have any great recommendations, but as I sit in a cafe in washington,DC at the moment and interested n this post… I decided to write this to you as it was easier and more direct than signing in. Thanks for your passion and work you do. Neil

    Neil Richardson

    1. Thank you for your kind words Neil. I can understand that the need to sign in can be a barrier. I need it however to avoid countless of spam responses. For your safety I removed the personal details you provided.

  2. Hi Karen,

    There have been several em’s lately where the art doesn’t appear in the email

    “The linked image can’t be displayed. The file may have been corrupted” was part of the message in the window before I lost it.

    Paul

    1. Hello Paul, sorry to hear this. I had some troubles with featured images lately and changed some which might have resulted in that error.