It's to be appreciated that you are man enough to admit something doesn't work and start again. I'm working for an organisation that's had a faulty computer system since 2002. They never went back to the original system (which worked fine) and should have told the computer people to start again. Result? Public Relations disaster & questions asked in the House
I see Terminal 5 has reopened & whole planeloads of baggage have already gone missing!
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The upgrade I was attempting to perform is not supported by the software creators, and it looks as though at the very least everyone's uploaded images are likely to be lost, plus there are issues with edited templates and a few other things.
What may happen is that yotglog.com continues very much 'as is' for existing bloggers but permanently closed to new registrations and I bite the bullet and shell out on a new (expensive) software installation for Yotblog2 which will have all the bells and whistles that modern seagoing bloggers expect . . .
Existing bloggers can then choose to keep their old blogs or upgrade to a new one or both. The new system would, I think, allow me to charge a few pennies for some of the bells and whistles if I choose to do so, so over time I could perhaps recoup the costs.
How does that sound to people?
Will see if there is any money left in the Webcraft coffers next month . . .