The Village Hall website

23 May 2026 - added "notes" and moved some text to it.

This page now no longer makes any sense. I have to dig out the other pages to see what I was ranting about.

Having thought that there were no visits to the Village Hall website, maybe I was wrong. The reason I say this is that the person that I thought I had "pissed-off" commented on the post on the Facebook profile in my real name that I deleted. The wording of the comment was such that she could have seen what I had written about Public and Private posts and the visability to "friends". I purposely posted the original post as "public" as I wanted to confirm that it was the case.

The text of the post was really a "note to self" and I was not looking for a response (or comment) from a Facebook user that took the trouble to visit my Facebook page.

In fact the Facebook page in my real name was never intended to be used (as a Facebook page) apart to gain access to the Coronavirus Support Group.

I maybe getting paranoid when I see an entry in my logs. In all eventuality it was probably an access similar to those looking for Wordpress Hacks. However, there was an AGM (2026) where there were supposedly details of the fantastic plans for the upcoming year. There were no accounts for 2025 on the VHC website last time I looked - but I am trying to stay off it - that is why I thought "they" may have been searchng for reasons and found that I had a page on it.

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