posted by
janrinok
on Monday October 02 2023, @03:37PM
It seems that a couple of recent stories have suddenly disappeared off our screens. We are looking into the cause but I apologize for those who were having a discussion which has now been cut short.
We will keep you informed.
janrinok
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I have reproduced the 'Eclipse' story - it will be out in a few hours time.
The other 2 missing stories can still not be found. The problem might be linked to using an Android smartphone for editing, but that is still speculative and unproven. Pressing the 'update' button - which is what we do when we edit stories - appears to have deleted stories rather than updated them.
(Score: 3, Informative) by ls671 on Monday October 02 2023, @04:38PM (3 children)
It seems to me like the eclispe article is gone as well, maybe it "eclipsed" itself.
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(Score: 4, Interesting) by janrinok on Monday October 02 2023, @05:42PM (1 child)
I have reproduced the 'Eclipse' story - it will be out in a few hours time.
The other 2 missing stories can still not be found. The problem might be linked to using an Android smartphone for editing, but that is still speculative and unproven. Pressing the 'update' button - which is what we do when we edit stories - appears to have deleted stories rather than updated them.
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(Score: 3, Interesting) by looorg on Monday October 02 2023, @06:24PM
I still have the Google story in my "submit story" list, as I submitted it. So I can resubmit that again if needed and wanted.
(Score: 4, Informative) by Mojibake Tengu on Monday October 02 2023, @05:45PM
October Eclipse stuff is basically covered by https://www.space.com/annular-solar-eclipse-2023-guide-ring-of-fire [space.com]
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