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The number of posts I've made on Yahoo 360 doesn't tally with the number of posts I've made on Yahoo 360...Y?

• At one stage it tells me I-have 87 posts (About right) & today while I've been trying to forward & make a copy of each page it gets to about 30 posts & then says I-only have 76 posts... Then if I select the previous page & go-forward again sometimes it says there's 83-posts with a different page displaying than it did when it said 76 then when I-try to select forward OR last page it freezes-up & a fault screen comes up yet at other times it reaches a page that says 80-83 you have no posts... It is true that I-have deleted some posts but why are the ones in the middle coming-up different... It could just be a minor fault in the numbering system that confuses the program but anyway I'd like to create copies of all 87-posts... At the moment I-can't even make copies of the 83 OR 76... These are important to me as some were like a message in a bottle to some of my IVF Children I've never met & I-sure wouldn't like to lose anything there... My whole heart was in them when I-did them all... Well... Most of them anyway...

• Answer:

  If you've been using Y!360 this long, then you probably know that the service is full of glitches. It's best to go by what you see on the screen versus Yahoo's counting system. Sometimes people's older blogs disappear. Sometimes deleted blogs re-appear. Try refreshing each page a few times to be sure. Also, clear your browser's cache and cookies, as you could be looking at older versions of the web page. Before clearing cookies, make sure you know your passwords to sites: CACHE: In Internet Explorer, see http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/using/howto/customizing/clearcache.mspx In Firefox, click the "Clear Cache Now" button under Tools > Options > Privacy > Cache. In Safari, under the Safari menu is an option to Empty Cache; select this. COOKIES: In Firefox, do this under Tools > Options > Privacy > Cookies > Clear Cookies Now In Internet Explorer, do this under Tools > Internet Options > General > Browsing History > Delete > Delete Cookies > Yes In Safari, select Preferences from the Safari menu and click Security. Click Show Cookies, then click the option to Remove cookies. Then, restart your computer. For more information on 360 glitches, see http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-4D4zxsg6fLRvC60pERfR7.8c?p=858 .