Due to a technical problem in one of our servers, the Content Summary, My content and all Payment views are currently displaying no data.
Please don’t panic… All of your published content is still out there, showing and generating views, comments, likes and earnings as usual, and they are all logged on your behalf. Also, all of your earnings data are still in tact. It just doesn’t show on your Triond dashboard.
Our engineering team is working on solving this problem. I apologize for the temporary inconvenience. Be rest assured that we are doing everything we can in order to restore data display to your Triond dashboards as soon as possible.
Today there was a malfunction in one of our servers, that caused some of you to experience problems logging in to Triond. The problem has now been resolved, and you can login again as you always have.
No data, articles or accounts have been lost or compromised, and everything is operating as it should again.
If you’re interested in the technical bits, the reason for this problem was that one of the web servers through which the traffic is routed to the database servers experienced a short network failure and a swift recovery. Therefore it was seen as completely operative by the monitoring components, so traffic was still routed through it, but the database servers saw it as “rogue” and refused to receive connections from it. So if you happened to be routed through this particular server, you received this error.
We apologize for any inconvenience this issue might have caused you, and we hope now that login has been restored you will continue to publish as always.
We just rolled out the newest addition to your profile page – the ability to add a Twitter widget.
It works like the rest of the widgets; just drag the icon (the big, blue “t”) to the desired location on your page layout. For the widget to work properly, please be sure to add your twitter username by pressing the wrench icon and typing in your twitter username.
Putting the Twitter widget on your profile page will keep visitors to your profile page informed on your real-time activity.
For a demonstration on how to put the Twitter widget on your Triond profile page, watch this video:
If you’re not following Triond yet on Twitter, follow us now! Happy Publishing!
Payments for earnings earned through the last day of June were sent today. Please check your selected payment method for additional information.
All our PayPal payees who have accumulated more than $0.50 in the last month, check your PayPal account. If you’re a Western Union or check payee, and you’ve accumulated more that $50.00 in your account, we’ve sent your payment as well. The Western Union payees will receive an email with a transfer number shortly. For those who receive a check, look out for a Triond envelope in your mailbox over the next couple of weeks.
Put away your Bunson burners and your microscopes. No special equipment is necessary to see the new Scienceray, just your computer, an Internet browser, and the naked eye.
Check out the new Scienceray for intriguing articles of all kinds. Scienceray tackles your favorite natural science subject matter, as well as unexplained phenomena and experimental topics.
As the newest member of Triond’s expanding universe of redesigned sites, Scienceray is sure to please.
It’s that time of month again, and we’ve just sent your payments out!
Please check with your payment method for your May payments. For our PayPal payees who have accumulated more than $0.50 in the last month, check your PayPal account. Of course, if your a Western Union or check payee, and you’ve accumulated more that $50.00 in your account, we’ve sent your payment as well. Western Union payees will receive an email with a transfer number shortly. For those who receive a check, look for a Triond envelope in your mailbox over the next couple of weeks.
It’s been a busy few weeks for our Online Editor, with upgrades being made on a regular basis. Today, we’ve just rolled out the latest new feature which lets you select the thumbnail image displayed alongside your article after it is published on a site in our network.
Previously, we paired thumbnail images according to your article’s tags as best as possible. Now you can decide which thumbnail to display.
You’ll now see a section of the Online Editor devoted to thumbnail selection. This thumbnail selection tool gives you relevant image options based on the content and tags of your article :
Click on “Find Images” to scan your article. In a few second, a row of thumbnail suggestions will appear below the button. To select an image, simply click on it. The selected image appears in the box to the far left.
To see more thumbnail options, click on “Find More Images” to scan your article again.
If you decide to save a draft of your article, your thumbnail selection will be saved as well. You can change it again before you submit your article for publication.
When you’re ready, submit your article. Once it’s been published, you’ll see your selected thumbnail appear next to the title and description of your article where it’s listed on the site of publication.
Following closely on the tail of our recent image and tag suggestion features, we are excited to announce today the release of a new link suggestion tool in the Online Editor.
You already know that embedding links extends your articles’ relevance online. Articles with links are viewed as being further developed and more resourceful than articles without links.
Now adding relevant links to your articles is easier than ever because we’ve found the links for you! After you have started to compose your article in the Online Editor, you can use the link suggestion button (find it directly below the Article Body box) to add links to related articles to your work.
For a demonstration on how to use the link suggestion tool, watch this video:
Today, we’re proud to present a powered-up Gameolosophy:
Gameolosophy is great source for information, tips, tricks and reviews on all kinds of games, whether played online, on a console, or on a personal computer.
In addition to better navigation and a new look, other Gameolosophy upgrades include new commenting and faster load times. If you’ve never written an article about gaming, take this opportunity to submit an article on your favorite game, whether it’s a nostalgic Atari game, or the latest multiplayer online role playing game. And if you’re a seasoned Gameolosophy contributor, take a moment to see how great your previously published articles look now.
Over the last few months, we’ve evaluated and upgraded the inner functions and outer looks of many of our network sites. One of the functions that we’re continually working on is commenting. It’s our goal to make leaving a comment easy, spam-free, and incredibly user-friendly.
What does this mean? If you’re already signed in to Triond and want to comment on an article, simply write and submit your comment. No CAPTCHA, no extra fields to fill in. Take a peek:
If you aren’t signed in, you’ll see a line that says “You are commenting as a guest. If you already have a Triond account, click here to login.” This link redirects you to Triond for a quick sign in, then we bring you back to the article to leave your comment.
We plan to make this feature available to all of our network sites in the near future.
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