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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Upon going to http://java.dzone.com/news/google-blinks I was given "access denied", now I am a long standing member of javalobby, I have been here for almost 5 years. I do not like the changes, but I did not post about it, I did however take part in the survey. I thought I would give it all a chance. But apparently front page news is not for my eyes?
I hope this access denied scenario is a bug, because I can hardly believe a front page story is for a small minority only. Please fix. And please, recapture the javalobby feel, rather than this blog aggregator. |
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The link must have made it into a feed before the article was correct to show only on the proper domain, and the system is clearly not very friendly about how it handles the error. Here's the correct url: Google Blinks: General counsel using the "M-word" | IT News Rick PS - we'll look at how to make the system fail in a more friendly way than an "access denied" error. |
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We're really sorry for the irritation. It was bad! Rick |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 2
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I'll let you off with it, only due to the fact that you guys have been serving an exellent community for many many years
.I am glad this is fixed! I appreciate that you have fixed this pretty much low priority bug, just goes to show my faith is not missplaced. I will be sure to bug you if I find anything else that is not up to my standards ![]() Once again, thanks. |
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