Blogger hiccups?

Hmmm, I seem to be having some trouble publishing my posts. Well, I’m fine but Blogger – not so much. A couple of weeks ago, someone mentioned that although they could see comments that obviously related to a post from that day, the most recent post she could see was from two days before. The same thing seems to be happening sporadically all over.

Since Wednesday, I’ve been having trouble forcing Blogger to publish my posts. It says they are published, and I can go to the page that holds the post, but it doesn’t appear on the top of the main page. And yet, some of you are commenting on it, so I guess you can see it. It hasn’t been dumped into my RSS feed yet, either.

Anybody else having the same trouble?

(Edited to add: Aha! Blogger coughed this one up AND the one about Stephen King, too. So now I have to publish two posts every day???)

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