MRayma

Thanks, I’ve messaged you privately.

I’d like to add my voice to the desire for an “ignore” function—I must have nearly 80 comments I don’t need to reply to clogging up my “not replied to” section.

Thanks for this awesome plug in ??

I did, but that total included my WordPress subscribers as well, so that is likely where the discrepancy comes from.

Richard—If that is true, that still means I had a day when I lost over 100 subscribers, which would be highly out of the ordinary and very unlikely.

Hey—Just a quick FYI that my subscriber numbers are still incorrect.

OK! They are:

• Askimet
• All in one Favicon
• Alpine PhotoTile for Instagram (not installed when the problem began)
• Automatic Post Tagger
• Dynamic Content Gallery (not installed when the problem began)
• Google Analytics
• Google Web Fonts Manager
• Jetpack by WordPress.com
• Multicons
• nrelate Related Content
• Really simple Facebook Twitter share buttons
• Simple Author Highlighter
• Simple Twitter Widget
• TheThe CAPTCHA
• UpdraftPlus — Backup/Restore
• WordPress Hit Counter
• WP Calais Archive Tagger

Looking at that list there’s a few I could get rid of, but in the interest of getting to the bottom of this I won’t change anything at the moment.

Also, when this post (https://wp.me/p1Td2W-1ju) went out yesterday, the e-mail didn’t go out until I moved it back to drafts and then re-published it, which probably has something to do with the e-mail going out on May 4.

The last one (https://wp.me/p1Td2W-1hU) is the first time this error happened.

Most of the posts have no actually published yet, but they’ll be going up this soon.

https://wp.me/p1Td2W-1hZ
E-mail sent May 3, due to publish May 25

https://wp.me/p1Td2W-1ju
E-mail sent May 4, due to publish May 19

This post (https://wp.me/p1Td2W-1hU) I simply un-scheduled and moved back to drafts so I could publish something I was currently working on, and the e-mail still sent at the original publishing date (April 28, 12:15PM MDt), so I pushed it live right away since it had already been e-mailed out.

Sure thing! Can you let me know exactly what you need? Just the text, screen caps of the post drafts, etc.?

I don’t think I do have any plug-ins that effect the status of my posts (they are mostly things like automated back-ups, social network icons, a related posts engine, a comments captcha, and Google Analytics). I don’t actually have JetPack’s “publicize” hooked up, it’s just the automatic e-mails that go out. If I check my day-to-day page view chart and hover a re-scheduled day, it will list 2 posts as being published, even though one of them was re-scheduled and did not actually go live. It occurs to me that this could be an error that has nothing to do with JetPack, but I am fairly certain that all my subscribers are run through JetPack (the subscription widget is JetPack run, and the JetPack page is the only place I see how many subscribers I have).

Hi Jeremy! Thanks for getting back to me! To schedule a post I click “Edit” next to the “Publish Immediately” text in the Publish box on the individual post page. Then I select/enter the date and time I want, press “OK”, and then press “Schedule”.

If I decide I want the entry to go up at a different time, I will simply change the date and time in that same place by hitting “Edit” next to the “Scheduled for:” text, choosing a new time/date, and hitting the “Update” button. Lately, though, the e-mails for these re-scheduled posts still go out, even though the entry does not publish. Then, when that re-scheduled post does publish, no e-mail goes out.

Thanks!