Aug 29 2015

Trailsnet Comments Working Again

Comments Finally Functional Again on Trailsnet.com

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Lets Talk Trails!!!

If you are here to take the “Bicycles in the Wilderness” poll, that is located directly beneath this blog-post.

For those of you who have tried leaving comments on Trailsnet.com, I’m sorry that it has not been working for over a year now. I finally bit the bullet and had a professional look at the website and make the correction. (Thanks Syahir!!) The comments are working once again, so please feel free to leave comments on Trailsnet blog-posts, pages and trail entries. Trailsnet has always been meant to be an interactive website where trail enthusiasts could discuss, debate and exchange ideas with each other. Thank goodness Trailsnet comments are back on and it is now an interactive trails forum again.

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2 comments

  1. Glad to hear the Comments are functional again. It must have been frustrating posting all these great articles and receiving no feedback. Just so you know, many of us have been reading and enjoying them. Keep up the great work.

    1. Thanks for the kind comment Keith, and you’re absolutely right. It was a bit frustrating. I knew that the articles were being widely read (both in my gut and my Google Analytics statistics) and that many of you were attempting to leave comments. I kept hoping I could fix the comments issue on my own, and I must have tried at least 50 different potential solutions. But none of them worked. So I finally had to go to the source and get help from a WordPress professional. Thank goodness someone out there knows what they’re doing and the problem has finally been fixed. Now I’ll have to be patient while all the people who faithfully left comments decide that it’s worthwhile to comment again.

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