Are you wanting to change the settings so that others may not comment? If so and you have switched to the new blogger, you might try this. (If you are on the old blogger, these prompts might look different - if so, let me know and I'll look it up on the old one.)
Go to "dashboard" from the sign-in screen or the screen from which you would start a post. Select "settings" and then "comments." On the prompt that asks, "Who can comment?" select "Only members of this blog." Then, if you want to allow certain people to comment, go back to "settings" and "permissions" and I think you can choose who may post, though I'm not sure about that part.
Not this blog. This one is fine. I was just wondering if you wanted to post information or documents, etc., your own comments, and not have it open for responses.
I think if you set up an additional, new blog, it will automatically be with the new blogger format and the previous directions would work. Just select "only members of this blog" when asked who can comment and leave yourself as the only member.
What do you mean by that term?
ReplyDeleteWhere only the host can post.
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about these things.
ReplyDeleteUnless we know your password we can't post on your blog. Why?
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean? You just did.
ReplyDeleteAre you wanting to change the settings so that others may not comment? If so and you have switched to the new blogger, you might try this. (If you are on the old blogger, these prompts might look different - if so, let me know and I'll look it up on the old one.)
ReplyDeleteGo to "dashboard" from the sign-in screen or the screen from which you would start a post. Select "settings" and then "comments." On the prompt that asks, "Who can comment?" select "Only members of this blog." Then, if you want to allow certain people to comment, go back to "settings" and "permissions" and I think you can choose who may post, though I'm not sure about that part.
Cont. - If you do want to keep it "host post" only, just leave yourself as the only member of your blog.
ReplyDeleteWe comment, not post. Only you post.
ReplyDeleteWhy would you want to have a blog and not have others comment on it?
ReplyDeleteyeah? ;-)
ReplyDeleteNot this blog. This one is fine. I was just wondering if you wanted to post information or documents, etc., your own comments, and not have it open for responses.
ReplyDeleteBasically something like Jason does on his.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure there is a way but you probably have to set it up at the beginning.
ReplyDeleteI think if you set up an additional, new blog, it will automatically be with the new blogger format and the previous directions would work. Just select "only members of this blog" when asked who can comment and leave yourself as the only member.
ReplyDeleteYOu can also just click ..you know what? I'll show you next time I'm at your house. I do Jason's stuff so I can set you up too!
ReplyDeleteOHHHHH. I get it. A blog for information, not discussion. This blog is for discussion. Smart idea.
ReplyDeleteHe's a very smart man. :)
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