On my blog, there’s this post: https://taonaw.com/2024/09/01/published-scripting-in.html (let’s call it post A). It’s a post that I originally wrote in 2019, so after I published it, I edited it and “scheduled” it to the past where it belongs in 2019, here: https://taonaw.com/2019/09/03/bash-script.html (let’s call it Post B).
Now I have two posts. Post A, which has the wrong date and already includes comments, and Post B, which is in the past. I want to get rid of Post A since I have Post B… but post A is absent from my lists of posts on the micro.blog. Something went wrong when I changed the date and instead of deleting the original, it just made a copy of it in the past… thinking it did, I guess?
How do I get rid of Post A? Will rebuilding the blog help?
