... not good.

Did you click the “remember me” box on the login bar?

I want to get your problems fixed. No member should be having that kind of experience. Please email me and let me know:

1. what browser you are using
2. how does this happen? When you close the window and come back to the site, does it ask for a logon? Does it only ask for a login when you comment?

Just describe the difficulty you are having and I will either help you work around it or get it fixed. I don’t want anyone to have a worse experience here than previously, if I can help it.

Works great in FireFox.

Don’t worry, 40YCF, you’ll get the hang of it.

it was a new fanpost, not a front page post…jumped the gun a bit there. :) i swear, i’ll get this eventually…

... a service provider thing.

I am part of a network of bloggers. We are a team. Part of that team are software developers who wrote this entire platform from dead scratch. Previously, we used the open-source software platform Scoop, which was developed originally for the website Kuro5hin.org, a techno-site community.

This is SB Nation’s software, lock, stock and barrel. We can and will fix it if it is broken. It runs on a cluster of servers owned, operated and managed by SB Nation.

... that you have two logins, one is “FortyYearCatFa” and the other is “FortyYearCatFan”

What I am going to do is delete the “FortyYearCatFa” user. What you should do is this—logout, clear your cookies for this site. Then log back in again, checking the “Remember me” box. This may solve the problem.

If not, we’ll continue to work on it.

The reason is because your browser is trying to pass the wrong info to the application because of the error you made in your original migration process.

Clear your cookies, login correctly and check the “remember me” box or whatever, and I think your problem will be solved. Computers are just not smart enough to figure out that you didn’t mean to mess up the first time. Maybe that’s for the best.

:-)

... that is a function of the new editor. Essentially, on the old platform we were editing raw html, and we could easily insert the “target = _blank” directive that tells the browser to open the link in a new window. That process became more painful with the WYSIWYG editor that we now use. I may go back to switching to raw HTML mode to link articles, but I would prefer that we just fix it and add the option for the directive in the editor itself.

Bear with us, we’ll figure out what works best. And you aren’t being condescending, there is no way for you to know that I have been using the Internet since before it was the Internet, and producing websites for upwards of 10 years. :-)

... have spent large number of $USD on this platform. It is, as far as we know, unsurpassed either technologically or in overall user experience. All of us who blog for SB Nation are justifiably proud of the fruits of their labor and investment.

... and we have had a few seams around here, no doubt about it. :-)