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That's what's strange, I would have thought many more would have reported the same problem, unless people are using PixelPipe. I'm trying to post directly to Facebook, foregoing PixelPipe, which I have set up for when I want to post to multiple sites.
I'll try again now, and hope it's working.
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... aaaaaah ... are you not using pixelpipe? ... I thought the facebook service link used pixelpipe? ... you're not uploading direct to facebook are you?
Ok ... now I see the problem ... I've tried using the facebook sharing link and got exactly the same result as you ... so, sorry, but looks like you were right in your original suggestion that it's broken ... *is numpty* ... on the plus side tho, that means that pixelpipe is working ... and you could always use that to upload the pics ... just remove the automatic uploading on the sites you don't want to upload to, and make sure facebook is automatic, and you should be able to upload direct to facebook ...
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I'll try again now, and hope it's working.
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