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 episodes on my blog - 2007/03/05 16:59 I have a question: your site tells me that I can have up to a certain number of episodes I can record for a blog. What happens when I max that out? Do I have to delete some? Do the old ones just get deleted?
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Click here to see the profile of this user 		Re:episodes on my blog - 2007/03/05 19:50 The max is currently set to 20 episodes per blog. When you hit 20 you can't save any more in that blog. On the phone, the full blog would be removed from the list of choices that you can select for saving your new recording. On the web you just get an error when you try to upload.

I recommend that you go to the web interface and download any episodes you'll delete so you can save them for posterity. Also, don't let your "default save feed" get too full so you always have that for backup when you are on the phone and just recorded something.

In the future we'll offer an ability to auto-delete. We figured that for now it would be better not to delete peoples' creative work automatically.

Also in the future we'll increase the number of episodes. Disk space is money. Someday we'll be like Google!
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Click here to see the profile of this user 		Re:episodes on my blog - 2007/03/08 09:34 Having a limit of 20 is not unreasonable. I just wasn't sure if deleting the episode would erase it or just remove it from my list. But I believe you are saying that if I access my blog from the "Be Heard" section, I can delete episodes to make room for more. Is this correct?
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Click here to see the profile of this user 		Re:episodes on my blog - 2007/03/08 14:30 hi. that is correct, you can delete episodes to make room for new recordings. thanks for using the system.
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