Posting comment(s) on my blog.

Let me first of all use this medium to appreciate all my followers, viewers and readers all over the world for their undiluted and unprecipitated love.

I thank you all. I also want to appreciate my posts readers in the United State of America, Germany, United kingdom, Sudan, Kenya, Netherlands, Philippines, United Arab Emirates, India, Brazil, Benin republic, Mali and Nigeria to mention but few. Once again, I appreciate you all. Thank you.

With reference to an e-mail received from one of my post follower, telling me about the difficulty and how cumbersome it is to post comments, I've done some research, and now, I want to inform you of the latest update.

Below each post, there are two ways in which you can post your comment(s). The first one directly below the post (check the image below)

Is mainly for users of opera mini browsers, UC browsers, mobile safari and CriOS.

While the "post a comment" located directly below the first: (check the image below) 

Is mainly for users of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and People who visit with their PC.

The main problem is the Google captcha: which is specifically designed to stop spamming. Even with this, posting comments on blogger seems to be very easily. 

For the first comment box:  when you click on the "please click this link to comment if comment box does not appear", a pop up will be shown, which would ask you to write your comment and choose an identity.

There are up to six different identity to choose from.

1. Google account: provided you have a valid G-mail address, just click on it and sign in. Once you signed in, you'll no more need any verification to post your comment(s) unless you sign out.

2. Aim and Word press: These two identity are similar to Google account identity. Just sign in with your AIM and WORD PRESS usermame. And that's all.

3. Name/Url, Open ID and Anonymous:  These three methods are mostly used by the PC, Chrome and Firefox users, where it is mandatory for them to verify the Google captcha. Either they put their names, or as an anonymous, it is essential for them to prove they are not robot.

Thank you for the interest shown in this post, as I patiently wait to see your comment(s).