06 Nov 16 11:19, you wrote to me:

 ml>> this could easily be a browser problem... or it could be something
 ml>> much different...

 HG> Yes, see my reply to Ed in WIN95.

i will be there shortly ;)

 ml>> 1. do you have a facebook account?

 HG> Yes.

 ml>> 2. does facebook allow non-members to view member's posts and
 ml>> pictures?

 HG> No.

actually the answer to this is "it depends"... mainly on the poster's settings
if their post or pics are "public" or if they are restricted... when i was
there posting security related announcements and information, i posted all of
those public... other posts were restricted to "friends"... some were allowed
to be viewed by "friends and friends of friends"...

 ml>> if the answer to both is "no", there ya go... it is also possible
 ml>> that those members may have changed their settings to disallow
 ml>> non-friends to see their stuff... especially if they are tightening
 ml>> their personal privacy settings...

 HG> Maybe, but I don't think all of my relatives would have changed their
 HG> settings at once.

hehehehe...

 HG> I have done everything that Facebook suggests in a message, "Getting
 HG> back to Facebook", without a change. I've even changed my password.

at least they aren't demanding you verify your identity... that's one of the
main reasons i left... that plus it was mostly wasted time... i gained at least
6 hours a day when i quite FB...

 HG> Thanks for the advice anyway.

you're always welcome :)

)\/(ark

Always Mount a Scratch Monkey
Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it
wrong...
... I love my country but am embarrassed by my government.
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