We've had this video ready to post for a while and we're finally getting around to it. It's on the tree climbing goats of Morocco. Yep, you read that correctly. Tree climbing goats. What a sight!
If the video doesn't play, click here.
The other day we posted on how to make it easier for others to leave a comment on your Blogger blog. We suggested making your comments open in a popup box. This works for most, but we've had a couple of comments that some bloggers have made this change and there is still a problem.
So we're going to add this from The Real Blogger Status blog regarding the disappearance of comments in relation to 3rd party cookies.
And this one on excessive filtering of web content which causes another problem.
Overly aggressive security and blocked authentication cookie.
The need for authentication cookie to make your Blogger experience less frustrating and more fruitful.
And Blog Owners Unable To Stay Logged In, To Edit Or Post To Their Blogs.
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As far as we know the problems have been for those using Internet Explorer and Firefox and Chrome have not been having a problem using any of the 3 comment forms. We're not techies, but we've come across so many frustrated bloggers who can't comment on some blogs that we're just trying to point out some help topics.
We hope those experiencing comment problems can find the solutions they need. Are you or your readers using IE and experiencing problems with a particular comment form? Are you or your readers using a browser other than IE (Firefox, Chrome, Opera) and experiencing problems?
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There must be something really tasty up in that tree. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey sure are good climbers
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
I'd like to understand just how them clamber up to the highest branches! It's not as if they have fingers like monkeys, or claws like panthers. Neat video!
ReplyDeleteThat tree is one very strong tree to hold all these lovely goats! Yay!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the blogger links!!!
Take care
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How cool are these goats! Very clever!
ReplyDeleteThat video!!!! OMC, those tree branches must be exceptionally strong. LOL.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the tech info, it's always much appreciated!
OMCod!! Look at Dat :0.....
ReplyDelete::eyez wide open::
furry interesting.....^..^
Da mom sayz.... even though we haven't had any problems (yet) the information is interesting and use ful to know. Thank You for researching and posting ~
Someone better tell those goats they are NOT birds! BOL
ReplyDeleteWOw that is pawsome!
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Wow, those goats are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the info. We use Forefox, and we've been okay (knock on wood).
Love the goats!!! I haven't had trouble commenting with Firefox. Thanks for posting the websites - that could be very useful.
ReplyDeletethose goats are hilarious! we no longer have problems commenting since we moved to firefox but thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat goat video! Thanks from me and Pisi and Squeak!
ReplyDeleteCrikey..aren't the goats amazing!
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The Thuglets.
P.s we have just spent hours working our paws off with Internet explorer & blogger uploading downloading etc etc! gggrrrFinally sucess we think our techie has done it!
Cool video! We will be in trouble if our neighbor's goats start climbing trees!
ReplyDeletethose goats are amazing! If we haven't seen it with our own eyes on this video, we would never have believed you!
ReplyDeleteSlobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
I've seen some doing the Belgian hug to the trees just outside The GKP but never climbing them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that!
Khyra's Mom