The WYSIWIG editor for blogs and other styled text entry is very nice, however, if you use the browser to  go backwards or forwards (say to get a URL for a link, or refer to another page) when you come back to the WYSIWIG editor the data is gone. I am using Firefox on the PC, but I also tested this on Internet Explorer and the same bug exists there as well. This has also happened to me once or twice when I went to a different Firefox tab, however, I've not been able to reproduce it.

A colleague noted that I accidently entered the wrong thing for a location that I formerly lived it. It says 'From 1991 to 1988'. There should be a sanity check that prevents dates from being backwards.

I'm told that you can embed pictures when you use the "View HTML Source"  button when posting blog entries. However, there is a trick -- you have to remember to specify the size (width= height=), and that size must smaller than the size of a blog entry.

Here is a test:

Note that there is still the bug in the HTML editor where that you shouldn't use quotes when entering tag properties, i.e.  use src=picture.html rather then src="picture.html". What you'll find is that when you save the proper quotes will be added if you go edit your blog post again.

I also note that you can't enter in style property for an image tag. If you try entering style=float:right; it get's stripped out.

I don't seem to be notified when someone comments on one of my blog entries. There doesn't seem to be anything on the "My Blog" page, nor am I receiving emails. Instead, I just have to browse through my old entries to find out if someone commented. Am I missing it someplace?