Why is it that when post a blog not all of my contacts can see it?

Question

Yesterday i did 3 blogs and one of my friends got to read it but the rest of my friends dindt see it.when they went to my page they told me that i did not make no blog and i was telling them that i did.

here is the link to my page:

http://360.yahoo.com/my_profile-jmAjmLEzeqPuWKA_5x.VfbaKkCk-;_ylt=AhvePRHTmO5wI61Za7x18LK0AOJ3?cq=1

please tell me if you see my blogs or not.

if you cant see it.is there anything i can do about it?

all of my friends told me that my page says there is not blog entries.

Answer 1

check your blog settings, is it set to Public or just friends, make sure it is set at either one, and don't forget to click "save"...

Answer 2

This mainly has to do with your "mature content" settings or the view "mature content" settings of your site visitors.

If I set my settings to view mature content, I can see 3 entries in your blog. If I set my settings not to view mature content, those entries are hidden.

You have three choices (of which, I think option 1 or 3, might work best going forward):

1) You can take off the mature content settings on the entries that you've posted. Mature content is blocked the public who don't have 360 pages, under 18 visitors, and those who've set their 360 permissions to block it.

- You can access blog settings by clicking the "Settings" link at the top and clicking "Blog Settings" on the left OR while in "My Blog" clicking "Edit Blog Settings" in the top center of the 360 window. If you unset it for the entire blog now, you still have to go back to previous entries and unselect mature content on any that have the setting.

- For individual entries, click the "Edit" link below an entry, click the "Show Options" link and check the mature content option, then re-save. (Although sometimes it's too late to uncheck the option, which is a 360 glitch...you'll have to use #2 below to get "age 18 people with activated 360 spaces" to see those entries).

NOTE: If you do not follow the mature content guidelines, you are  violating the 360 community guidelines (see http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/360/gui... ) which could make your page open toward abuse reports, violation notices, and possible shutdown of the entire account. This includes pictures.

2) Ask all site visitors (age 18 and over) with 360 pages to change their Basic Info Settings - click on the "Settings" link and scroll down to the bottom to select "Yes, let me view it" under "View Mature Content on a Blog." Click the "Save" button. If visitors are under age 18 and the entry contains mature content, they shouldn't be able to view the entry anyway.

3) If you are sure none of your entries contain mature content and you don't care about the posting dates, then copy your content to another document. Then, delete the entries. Repost the entries, but make sure that your mature content settings are either off for the entire blog AND/OR for each entry.

UPDATE: In short, there is a setting regarding mature content in the 360 blog area. You will need to remove the setting for your blog and/or take it off for each entry posted.

See http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/360/blo... for more information on the mature content feature. If you are age 14 and did not provide the proper birth date information to Yahoo upon creating your account, then you are really using a 360 profile that's designed for adults.

Answer 3

NO because its not set to public but to your friends

Answer 4

I see the blog....I really don't know whats happening.

I don't what to tell you...Sorry.....Oh,Yeah,The person above me has a  point.....Check is you have on private or something.

But I actually do see the blog,I even answered that poll you did.

Edit......I'm not sure whats going on,I never had that problem.Sorry I can't help you.

Woow,You can now pick a best answer....The one below me is good.