Delete my blog? Why, yes, yes I did.

I posted earlier today about being shocked when I logged in at WordPress.com, because I got a message stating I’d deleted my blog (which I obviously haven’t; it’s right here!)

Well, I need to alter that story a bit. It’s still saying that the user’s blog has been deleted whenever I login. However, I just noticed the reason: whenever I log in, it’s bouncing me to the blog URL I got when I first signed up with my current username . I did indeed delete that blog. Question is, why is WordPress.com all of a sudden bouncing me over to that ancient URL when I log in? It never did that before. Before, it’d log me in, then reload the front WP.com page with a link to my blog, along with the WP.com control panel at the top.

Odd. Feedback ticket submitted. :)

Update: Podz from the WP.com help forums contacted me. It’s a weird bug they’re experiencing right now, and they’re working on it.

Comments 2

  1. Heather wrote:

    I’d be interested to find out of this is the same bug that’s affecting my login. I have two wordpress blogs, and when I sign in sometimes I can see them both (multiple dashboards etc.) and sometimes not (only the dashboard for my first blog). It’s odd – there’s no reason or consistency, so I sign out if I can only access one of the blogs, or just click on a different site and go back, and then it’s back to showing both on my account.

    Posted 15 Oct 2006 at 6:01 pm
  2. Josh wrote:

    Weird, Heather. That sounds at least related to the bug I’m experiencing. For me anyway, this jus started a few days ago. Before that I’d never had anything similar happen.

    Posted 15 Oct 2006 at 7:28 pm

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