Saturday, July 13, 2013
How to post a comment
After you read a post on this blog, you might want to make a comment, to share some interesting information about your own spiritual journey, or ask a question. Those are just some of the reasons to post a comment after you read a blog post.
But posting a comment can be tricky. The above video is a step-by-step guide on how to post a comment.
Click on the triangle in the above video to start watching! IMPORTANT: In the bottom toolbar of the video there is a SQUARE with four ARROWS at each corner. After you click on the triangle to begin the video, click the SQUARE and the video will enlarge to make it easier to see.
Happy commenting.
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John, what a great idea to post a how-to video explaining how to post a comment. Very well done!
ReplyDeleteAnother tip is that you can type your comments in "Word" or another format and then simply cut and paste them into the "Comment" box. That way you won't have to worry that you might make a mistake in posting causing you to lose all that you wrote. If that happens, just copy your comments back into the box.
Personally, I am very grateful that by posting here I can finally demonstrate to everyone in the Oblate program that no -- I am NOT A ROBOT -- despite the rumors!
Your loving wife and fellow non-robot, Anonymous Theresa.
LOL, very funny. And your advice about drafting a post in a word processor is a good tip. I have lost many text segments by trying to post directly.
ReplyDeleteYour loving husband,
John
Dear John and Theresa, the husband/wife non-Robot Oblates!! Thank you for the video on how to post--I appreciate it. I also enjoyed your company at the Profession ceremony for Brother Sebastian. It is my understanding that Pepe became a Novice the day before Brother Sebastian's profession ceremony, and he told me his new name, but it was difficult for me to pronounce and I have now completely forgotten it! Can anyone help me with Pepe's new religious name as he begins his novitiate? thanks, Marilyn Beiser, Oblate Novice
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information about Pepe. Sorry, we do not know Pepe’s new name. Maybe someone else knows and will post it, but if we go to the abbey before you, we’ll let you know.
John
A very useful post to read. I should've bookmark
ReplyDeleteThanks Quick for the comment. Keeping track of where information is on a blog or website is difficult. And I find that even when I bookmark a lot of pages I still find that I want to return to places I thought I would not need and did not bookmark.
DeleteOh well.
Blessings to you.
John Bakas
Pepe's new name is Br. Akiba, which he explained to me means "conversion of life".
ReplyDeleteWe are all so blessed to be a part of the Abbey, and to have such a wonderful Abbot, the Fathers, and each and every special Brother with us.