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It's Lion Turtles all the way down ([personal profile] lettered) wrote2008-05-21 06:59 pm
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Happy Happy Happy Happy Christie!

Happy Birthday, [livejournal.com profile] chrisleeoctaves. You're one of the warmest, kindest, most thoughtfulest, funniest, creativist, one-look-at-you-makes-me-feel-betterist,-even-though-we've-never-met-est people I know. Have a good one, toots. With CAKE.

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Also, [dwight] question [/dwight]: Is it possible to post something on a delay so that it automatically posts in the future? For instance, for [livejournal.com profile] daily_words, I thought it'd be possible to make all the posts on the weekends and have the posts automatically post themselves each morning. Semagic has a queue feature where you can line posts up, and you can adjust the dates, but it doesn't post them on those dates. It just posts when you click "post" and the posts show up on the journal and in people's friendslists as if they were just made, even though the dates on them are future dates.

Pls I can has help?

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SOOPER SEKRIT MESSIJ: HAI THAR [livejournal.com profile] jadntonic; YIS THIS IS ME!!! Can my cousin come with us Friday? She's 19 and just visiting. Will talk to you later.
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[identity profile] entrenous88.livejournal.com 2008-05-22 01:02 pm (UTC)(link)
There's a way of setting posts in queue via Semagic. I've used it once or twice, but I admit I'm not entirely clear what has to be in place for it to work. I sort of think you need to have an internet connection that's on all the time, or at least at the time you want the queued post to go live, *and* Semagic needs to be open/active at that time for it to work.
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[identity profile] tkp.livejournal.com 2008-05-23 12:13 am (UTC)(link)
I've used the Semagic queue thing, but I guess am not understanding something because when I tell it to post something on some set future date, it posts it immediately. Oy! Thanks for the input, though.