Some users have reported not being able to add members to their blog despite having < 100 current members. This is because our invite limit currently includes all invitations, including those expired, deleted, outstanding, or otherwise used in the past.

We're working to improve the way we count these limits, and will post an update when we have more info to share. Thanks for your patience.

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Users of Blogger in Draft are currently unable to access the Settings | Permissions tab in IE 6 and 7 browsers. As a work around, users can make changes to their permissions by going to Blogger.com instead of draft.blogger.com.

Some users may not be able to accept invitations to private blogs unless they are already signed into Blogger. The problem is frequently accompanied by a bX-b0uqh3 error message.

We hope to have this issue resolved shortly, but in the meantime here's a workaround:

1.) Copy the sign-in link from the invitation email.
2.) Navigate to Blogger.com and sign in.
3.) Paste the original sign-in link into your browser's address bar, where you should then be given access to the private blog.

Setting your blog to private ("Only people I choose" or "Only blog authors" can view the blog) AND classifying it as Adult Content causes login problems when members attempt to view the blog. To workaround this issue, simply turn off one of these options.

Some users are having problems accepting reader and author invitations on the new version of Blogger in beta, and see an error message when they log in to accept. While we sort this out, the workaround is to send the invitation to a different e-mail address. The invitee may still accept the invitation with whichever Google Account he or she wishes. Updated, 11/20: This is now resolved.

If an invitation to read a blog is sent to an e-mail address that is already a Google Account login, that invitation cannot be claimed by that Google Account. Workarounds are to send the invitation to a different e-mail address, or claim it with a different Google Account. Update (9/26): This has been fixed.

If a user has a Google Account but hasn’t signed up for Blogger with it, and they get invited to a blog, they may not be able to post to it. The fix for this is to go to beta.blogger.com and explicitly sign up for Blogger from there. Update (9/26): This has been fixed. The workaround is no longer necessary; new authors will be prompted to sign up for Blogger when they accept the invitation.

SigningOutGoogleAccount

Signing out of the Blogger beta or a Google Account in general does not sign out of blogs on Blog*Spot. This means that access controlled blogs are still visible even after the authorized account has logged out. The workaround is to close your browser when you’re done reading access-controlled blogs. This will clear the relevant *.blogspot.com cookies.