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Original message:284 days 13 hours 50 minutes ago

Member: ibzRG

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Changing the title of a blog entry is allowed.
BUT:
->That changes the url to match the new title, breaking all the links.
->The old url is still logged as "taken" if I try to change the title back.

(ok, so I was toying with my blog. As entries multiply I need to put flags in the titles to find my way around.)

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Reply:157 days 14 hours 30 minutes ago
Member: ibzRG

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*BUMP*

Does the title availability check test for capital/lower case variants of the same string? Because today is not the first day that a new forum topic ends up with the same URL as an older one and is thereby inaccessible. (I'm talking about the fret buzz topic)

Does anyone from the staff check this forum at all or do we have to start mailing them with the bugs we locate?

My music recommendations:

My gear recommendations:

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