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4 comments:
Gutted for you.
Have you thought of writing your posts in Scribefire (or similar WYSIWYG blog post fabricating browser add-on)? It reduces dealing with the lunacy of blogger to a min.
Have you checked to see if Blogger has retained a Draft copy?
--Look at your Control Panel at Edit Posts.
If you haven't disabled autosave, there ought to be most, if not all, of it there.
Best,
I thought I'd lost several in the past, but luckily Blogger has the draft auto save thing that TimeShadows mentions. It's saved me more than a few times.
heck, sometimes I'll take too long to think of what to write, it'll save a draft of nothing. It might be there
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