I tried to be a good Google citizen and update my blog to use the new features integrated with Google+.
It's not working out.
I am not sure you guys can see my comments right now, and I'm pretty sure only people with Google accounts can comment - if you can jump through the hoops to make it happen. Only after "checking out" the new Google Comments did I realize Blogger (a Google product) will not let me back out of their awesome new commenting system.
Sigh.
I use Blogger because, for ten years, it's been really simple, really easy and for the past 5-6 years, its been rock solid. I use Google stuff all the time, and never have a problem.
Until today.
I'll keep working on the problem, but this is where I'm at.
Comments are borked until further notice.
Basically, it looks like Google is trying to find a use for Google+ and Blogger in this age where, in theory, nobody blogs anymore. So they found a way to make them work together, except that it doesn't work. It also generates so many cookies that it took me, literally, ten tries to figure out if I'd "allowed" all the right cookies.
In short - this is why there's a guy all developers make fun of that can "talk to people", but he's the person who looks at stuff like this and says "guys, this is totally not working. We need to make this make some sort of sense to actual human beings before we roll this out". That did not happen here. This is what I call "success by the developer's standard".
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