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  1. simplycomplicatedblog
    Member

    created my post on front page (wordpress.com) instead of on personal page? where can i find it.... saved it

    The blog I need help with is simplycomplicatedblog.wordpress.com.

  2. notawoodpecker
    Member

    http://simplycomplicatedblog.wordpress.com/ is marked private by its owner.

    Can't see anything there.

  3. timethief
    Member

    @simplycomplicatedblog

    You may be able to recover an earlier post revision. (fingers crossed)

    Please be sure you are running one of the browser versions here http://browsehappy.com first.

    Go to Posts > All Posts, hover over the title of the post, click Edit and check the Post Revisions module for previous saved versions of the post. http://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/post-revisions/

    If you're not seeing the Revisions module while on the editor screen, click Screen Options (top right corner of your Admin page) http://en.support.wordpress.com/screen-options/ to activate it. Then select the post and page modules to include them. http://en.support.wordpress.com/modules/#list-of-modules Then you ought to be able to go here > Dashboard > All Posts > Posts and locate the post and recover it from post revisions.

    If you cannot locate the post for locating and restoring a post revision, and it's not in your Trash folder http://en.support.wordpress.com/trash/ then you will not be able to recover it. http://en.support.wordpress.com/trash/#restoring-from-trash

    Did you create your post on the dashboard of your own blog?
    Dashboard > Posts > All Posts > Add New

    Or did you create your post on the front page of WordPress.com?
    http://wordpress.com/#!/post/

    Advice:
    Create your posts on the dashboard of your own blog
    Dashboard > Posts > All Posts > Add New

    Or use an offline blog editor so you always have backups on your own computer http://en.support.wordpress.com/xml-rpc/

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