@seanbala, regarding the privacy, I think that the Vivaldi blog don't sell data, same as in the other services hosted by Vivaldi, at least I don't find anything in the test. But it depends also on the content you put in, if you embed Videos or links which are not private.

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@Pesala said in Dead Birds on My Blog:

Was it a site issue or a browser bug?

I do not know. Seems some Vivaldi update fixed it.

Also, @Pathduck @jane-n thank you for the suggestion. I appreciate your help.

@martintecnoset2023 It happens to me all the time.

Glad you managed to solve the issue with Akismet @120.
The easiest way to get rid of spam comments on your Vivaldi.net blog is to only allow logged in users to comment. Go to Settings > Discussion > Other comment settings and enable "Users must be registered and logged in to comment".

@Coach8264 You're welcome 🙂

The block editor is a broken mess and most who's been using Wordpress for a long time hates it.

@jane-n
That was really fast! I truly appreciate your help.

Thank you.

What are those links?

I checked your blog. If you disable "Exclude this page from all archive queries on this site" in SEO Settings > Visibility > Archive Settings, the posts will be shown on your blog again.

I think it is blocked because of many attacks and vulnerabilities with XMLRPC on Wordpress.

I confirm what has been said by @Pesala, your blog is online and in sight:

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If you want to, can test your blog as 'public view' using the Private Window since you'll not be logged, but in normal browsing you'll stay logged as usual.

It's a way to avoid login/logout every time you need check out the public POV. I use it with my Wordpress blog.

@robrose Will be investigated after web team is back from holidays.

@booknerdcarp
If you want, you can also create one blog and create the students as authors for the blog inside Wordpress. So not everyone has to have their own blog

@DoctorG
I am interested in the plugin for vivaldi.net, because then it would be possible to add some interactive exercises, pictures or similar. This is a useful option for teaching and explaining instead of writing.