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A ‘Happiness Engineer’

on July 12, 2012

Due to my ongoing WordPress glitches, I finally resorted to contacting WP and have been in email conversations with Bryan, one of WordPress’s Happiness Engineer,  for a few days. With his guidance, I eventually discovered that all WP notifications had somehow ended up in my email spam list (not my WP spam list), so I retrieved all of them and then nearly fainted when my inbox filled with over 1,000 emails. But I decided not to faint and, instead, to face my incredible popularity head-on before discovering that many of the emails were notifications of comments on your blogs – yes, your blogs, fellow WordPressers, not mine!

So once Bryan and I have figured this latest problem out, I will probably re-unsubscribe in order to re-subscribe in order to go insane, and then I will probably go back to doing what I have been trying to do over the last few days which is to keep up with the blogs I have re-subscribed to, which all went into my gmail spam, by reading them via the Blogs/Follow option (easier than the Reader), after which I will re-contact Bryan to see if his happiness engineering prowess covers life issues as well. You never know. I just hope my relationship with Bryan doesn’t deteriorate in the way my relationship with Godfrey has.

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46 responses to “A ‘Happiness Engineer’

  1. shoreacres says:

    Lord have mercy – I do hate that term “Happiness Engineer”. It always makes me feel like I’ve suddenly been transported to the Peoples’ Republic of China or something. But hey – if you’re getting a little blog happiness out of the deal, it’s all good! Hooray for Bryan!

  2. sort of – I have had to deal with the happiness engineers and they are really quite nice and helpful

  3. kdkh says:

    OOOOO! I want my own personal Happiness Engineer!

  4. Robyn Lee says:

    Happiness Engineer — could he fix my broken parts?? xxooo

  5. Jo-Anne says:

    I have never heard the term “Happiness Engineer”.but it would piss me off if I did no one can engineer my happiness……………lol

  6. victoriaaphotography says:

    What a funny name for a computer engineer. I wish I had a happiness engineer to make my computer go faster. It’s been slow for a few days and a run of my virus protection didn’t reveal anything out of the ordinary.

    Yay for the Happiness Engineer !

  7. Let’s hope Brian isn’t a biter then!

  8. If I have to talk to anybody who calls himself a ‘Happiness Engineer”, I’ll figure life is about to change … and not in a good way! Sorry to hear about your problem. I probably have it too and just don’t notice! 🙂

  9. tootlepedal says:

    Mrs Toot has filled the post of my happiness engineer for many years with distinction. I am glad that you managed to get a meaningful discussion going with yours.

    • jmgoyder says:

      Tell Mrs Toot that when I was a kid we had a turquoise renault that we called ‘Little Toot’. I’m not sure if she will like this or not but I still want a quilt….

  10. Is that his actual title????

  11. pixilated2 says:

    Julie, So glad you and your HE were able to define the problem. It really makes you wonder how such a thing could happen! Very weird. Lucky for me I married my HE. If it weren’t for him I would still be communicating in pen and ink! 😉
    ~ Lynda

  12. I am so glad to find someone else who has had WordPress issues. I thought it was me being a blogging illiterate or something. Some good tips there. Thanks

  13. ltpen315 says:

    We all need a Happiness Engineer in our lives!! Who’s Godfrey?

  14. Fergiemoto says:

    “Happiness Engineer” … that’s a new one for me!

  15. bluebee says:

    I wonder how WP earns money to pay them…

  16. janechese says:

    i love the “happiness engineer” title. Hi , I am back from vacation.

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