"Ron,
Hi, I'm helping Michael administer the Think Big site and received notice of your inquiry. The two comments that you can't see (Aimee Beasley and Marilu Tanner) were posted by spammers. Both have been banned from the Think Big site.…"
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Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 11:29am on June 3, 2009,
Craig Daniels said… - Ron,
Hi, I'm helping Michael administer the Think Big site and received notice of your inquiry. The two comments that you can't see (Aimee Beasley and Marilu Tanner) were posted by spammers. Both have been banned from the Think Big site. Apparently banning them doesn't remove the "notification of comment" they placed on your page. Because the system knows they've been banned it won't show you their comments and seems to default instead to showing you the main page (I'll contact the tech folks to see if instead a message can be displayed letting you know the person has been banned or, better yet, have all their comments removed from all members pages).
To get rid of the comments on your page, hover your mouse along the right margin parallel to the comment. A small red "x" will appear. Click on that "x" to delete the notification of comment.
Hope this helps. I'll be passing it along to the tech support to see if a more permanent solution is possible.
Craig
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Healing The Fractures
Posted on January 21, 2009 at 1:40am 2 Comments 0 Likes
Will humans be here in a million years? Or in a billion?
We live in an imperfect world, but if we care for our near and far descendants, it falls to us to make sure that the defects aren't fatal. The recent economic collapse has shown us that a deep problem can go unnoticed or disregarded for years, then suddenly blow up in our faces and cause immense damage. And what guarantee do we have that this is the 'worst that can happen'? Are there, for instance, potential failures that can… Continue
We live in an imperfect world, but if we care for our near and far descendants, it falls to us to make sure that the defects aren't fatal. The recent economic collapse has shown us that a deep problem can go unnoticed or disregarded for years, then suddenly blow up in our faces and cause immense damage. And what guarantee do we have that this is the 'worst that can happen'? Are there, for instance, potential failures that can… Continue
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