I usually look back about two weeks when browsing threads for new comments, but would never go back into last year.
Richard Ashby
12 years ago
Phew! Now I can get my daily fix of CofE sanity again.
Priscilla White
12 years ago
I’m very glad to see the site back, I couldn’t get on it at all and was suffering withdrawal too, really appreciate this as a place of comment and discussion
James Pitkin
12 years ago
Thank you for your hard (and probably frustrating) work – much appreciated by many of us
Martin Reynolds
12 years ago
Well said Laurence!
Amen
Canon David
12 years ago
Many congratulations and thanks to Simon K the techie (and to Lincoln Diocese and its Bishops for their resounding ‘no’ today). Any comments soon on the betting figures for ++Rowan’s successor?
peterpi - Peter Gross
12 years ago
Thank you, Simon!
Yours is one of handful of sites I visit faithfully every day.
Thank you, those who have worked on the web-site – whether technically or administratively. You all enable many of us onlookers from afar to engage in the blogo-sphere on matters concerning us all.
David Lamming
12 years ago
In reply to John Roch, the CRR page seems not to have been resurrected yet: in seeking to add a comment, one gets the message, “Oops, this link appears to be broken.”
The thinkinganglicans.org.uk URL is perfectly valid. I suspect that you are picking up a cached version of the site from when it was not working. You can force your browser to fetch the current version of a web page with a “Force Refresh”. Depending on your operating system all you need to do is the following key combination:
Windows: ctrl + F5
Mac/Apple: Apple + R or command + R
Linux: F5
Murdoch
12 years ago
I’m still getting the notice “There is no website at this URL” when I try to access Thinking Anglicans on the Firefox browser. Fortunately, Google Chrome will still connect me.
ED: see previous item.
Murdoch
12 years ago
ctrl + F5 worked. Thank you.
Mary Marriot
12 years ago
‘You can force your browser to fetch the current version of a web page with a “Force Refresh”. Depending on your operating system all you need to do is the following key combination: Windows: ctrl + F5 Mac/Apple: Apple + R or command + R Linux: F5′ Many thanks Peter. ctrl + F5 worked for me ! Such a relief. Live and learn ! If only everything to do with things Anglican could be resolved so simply with a clear authoratative word – or (even) at all ! I find as I get older, that I believe more and more… Read more »
Welldone ! I was getting withdrawal symptoms,!
Hadn’t realised just how much I treat TA as my home page. It isn’t, but I look at it more often than the actual home page.
I meant to saythanks for hard work and latenights struggking with new Tablet !
I too was missing it terribly – thank you all so much for the hard work.
I’m sure this is a “num” question rather than “nonne” (or perhaps a “dumb” question) 🙂
Is there any way of alerting us to new comments on old threads?
A Google search on synod numbers lead me to
http://www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk/archives/004916.html
of 12 March 2011 which has recent comments.
I usually look back about two weeks when browsing threads for new comments, but would never go back into last year.
Phew! Now I can get my daily fix of CofE sanity again.
I’m very glad to see the site back, I couldn’t get on it at all and was suffering withdrawal too, really appreciate this as a place of comment and discussion
Thank you for your hard (and probably frustrating) work – much appreciated by many of us
Well said Laurence!
Amen
Many congratulations and thanks to Simon K the techie (and to Lincoln Diocese and its Bishops for their resounding ‘no’ today). Any comments soon on the betting figures for ++Rowan’s successor?
Thank you, Simon!
Yours is one of handful of sites I visit faithfully every day.
Thank you, those who have worked on the web-site – whether technically or administratively. You all enable many of us onlookers from afar to engage in the blogo-sphere on matters concerning us all.
In reply to John Roch, the CRR page seems not to have been resurrected yet: in seeking to add a comment, one gets the message, “Oops, this link appears to be broken.”
Thanks to all you folk at the TA team for all your hard work.
to David Lamming – It should now be possible to leave comments on all pages.
to John Roch – You can have all new comments and/or articles fed to an RSS reader (eg Google Reader). There is a link on the front page of our site.
Thanks
I was using the feed for the site — hadn’t noticed, or had forgotten about, the comments feed, as I’ve had the site feed bookmarked for so long
Thanks
I was using the feed for the site — hadn’t noticed, or had forgotten about, the comments feed, as I’ve had the site feed bookmarked for so long
Is it just me, or is the thinkinganglicans.org.uk URL no longer valid.
Thinkinganglicans.org does work instead, though.
David
The thinkinganglicans.org.uk URL is perfectly valid. I suspect that you are picking up a cached version of the site from when it was not working. You can force your browser to fetch the current version of a web page with a “Force Refresh”. Depending on your operating system all you need to do is the following key combination:
Windows: ctrl + F5
Mac/Apple: Apple + R or command + R
Linux: F5
I’m still getting the notice “There is no website at this URL” when I try to access Thinking Anglicans on the Firefox browser. Fortunately, Google Chrome will still connect me.
ED: see previous item.
ctrl + F5 worked. Thank you.
‘You can force your browser to fetch the current version of a web page with a “Force Refresh”. Depending on your operating system all you need to do is the following key combination: Windows: ctrl + F5 Mac/Apple: Apple + R or command + R Linux: F5′ Many thanks Peter. ctrl + F5 worked for me ! Such a relief. Live and learn ! If only everything to do with things Anglican could be resolved so simply with a clear authoratative word – or (even) at all ! I find as I get older, that I believe more and more… Read more »