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I will test that, although I'd normally expect this brand name service's back-end to handle this stuff gracefully.

• deelowe 13y ago
  Blogger is a rather poorly supported product at Google. I'm sure it's on the chopping block soon as it duplicates a lot of G+ functionality.
  • snogglethorpe 13y ago
    ... and to be honest, this might not be such a bad thing. For simple articles, G+ is about a billion times better than blogger, and would make a pretty good replacement for many people. Indeed, ideally as part of such a move, they'd enhance G+ a bit[1] to cover the areas where it's currently weaker than blogger. Then everybody would win... [1] E.g. better support for formatting articles; curently it only supports a rather pathetic subset of markdown.