David Merkel

At my blog there are two main purposes: teaching investors about better investing through risk control, and tying all of the markets into a coherent whole.

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    Blog Troubles

    This post is both blog news and a test. At present, the link system of my blog does not seem to be working right. I was doing a little work to improve my blog’s RSS feed when I accidentally deleted one critical file, which I did not have backed up. After a lot of head-scratching, I decided to upgrade my blog to WordPress 2.3.1 in order to fix the problem.

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    WordPress 2.3.1 is nicer than the 2.1 that I was running, but in the upgrade process something messed up, because the internal links of my blog and my footer seem to be gone. I seem to be getting some other errors as well, but they’re complex to describe.

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    My apologies to readers. I hope to have this fixed soon.

    3 Responses to “ Blog Troubles ”

    1. amccabe Says:

      Hi David, I’d highly recommend installing a standalone source control management system. I think the best free one available is Subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org), it should work on whatever operating system your server runs on (though RCS might be a simpler option if you’re running on Linux).

      The site looks good, I hope you were able to figure out the remaining issues with WP.

    2. John Says:

      Hi there,

      I have read your blog and you have a very good post and blog. I certainly agree with your blog articles or should I say issue you are discussing. In fact, you should add more articles with regards to your subject more often so that I can come visiting to your blog.

      How often do you find new and research stuff? Are there any opportunities that I can contribute to your blog. I believe other blog readers would love to read more related stuff. This way, your PR rank for this blog will raise if more visitors are coming.

      Keep up the good work!

      Eddy

    3. David Merkel Says:

      Eddy, thanks for the interest. I’m the only one writing at my blog by design. As for posting frequency, I am at my max now. I have a family to take care of, and business as well.

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