Regardless of the technical issues, I've noticed you've mentioned a number of times on IQ over the weeks/months about how you are worried about chatting too much in the comments.

So now you've got a physical manifestation that is reflecting back to you where you are vibrating on this topic. And it is quite likely that these same fears of repercussion from others are also active in other areas of your life.

So you can view these "technical problems" you are having as a gift you are giving to yourself as an indicator of your current vibrational stance.

Something to think about perhaps? :)

EDIT IN RESPONSE TO ELE'S QUESTION UPDATE

I wouldn't agree with your interpretation that the universe is telling you to "shut up" or "telling me to go".

It's just a vibration that you are emitting and to which the universe is responding - that's just what the universe does, it reflects back dominant vibrations.

To give you a more mundane example: if you throw a brick in the air, it will come down again because of gravity - that's just what gravity does. It doesn't care why you threw the brick up there.

If you stand underneath the falling brick and it cracks your skull, it's just an event. You can ascribe your own meaning to it afterwards and say that some god is punishing you, or some aspect of the universe is trying to send you a message or even (more validly, in my view) that you now have a clearer idea of what happens when bricks fall on your head :)

There's no meaning inherent within this event other than what you are deciding to attribute to it. See farmer's story.

If you don't like the idea of participating in IQ and wish to leave, you've manufactured a good reason for yourself to do so. If you want to stay, just change how you feel and you'll manufacture reasons (and ways) to stay.

There's no fate other than that which we create ourselves.

Hey Ele. Sorry you're having compy troubles. =P

"@Snow - can't get in with Firefox at all - usually not able to, anyway. I've had issues connecting to IQ since the move. I have to disable ALL security or add IQ as a safe site to be able to SIGN in to IQ."

Sounds like your security is another potential issue here. Often security software can be as much of as hassle as a virus. ;)

"This doesn't happen at any other site. No virus's or the like; 100% positive of that. Laptop is only a few months old; no other issues. Did the cache (cleared) & enabled cookies (again) and the like. sorry don't tech speak; but kinda know a few things - just not what they are called. I guess I could use a 3rd browser for all my emails.. haha.. I'll download a 3rd one."

The issue will not be related to your laptop's age, hardware, or physical damage. It's likely a software / configuration issue, perhaps security either at the computer or network level.

"BTW - NEVER received ANY of this in my inbox & I'm subscribed. I thought I should of received a warning first; but some days I don't receive all the correspondence from IQ, that I should.. Yes, subscribed to all comments, too. Yay, thought you should have been punished right along side of me; perhaps first. BTW - I've received the technical glitch message a number of times before yesterday. Otherwise, I'd delete more. Thanks"

Email correspondence is handled by IQ, and if you are not receiving emails from them the issue isn't with your computer but could be things like operator error (in configuring notifications, account settings, etc), filtering in your email (false positives marking the emails as spam), or issues with your email itself. The last case is only particularly likely if you use a mail handling software that downloads them locally. If you use a web-hosted email service like Google Mail or Yahoo, then there's no reason to assume you have any configuration issues there except for perhaps the spam markers.

However, the issue with your ability to comment and not receiving emails is likely unrelated. Also, sometimes IQ has a delay in sending out notification emails. Either way, I'd address that problem at another time.

Interesting that you are unable to answer questions as well..

Assuming you have gone through the suggestions thus far, next I'd take a look at your browser addons and plugins, as well as any particularly 'excessive' security software you may have.

"Toolbars" and "search bars" can also interfere with things like this.

If you have any software that parses your webpages and throws in hyperlinks that are adverts, it is possible that they are involved as well. (These can come in the form of toolbars, addons, plugins, and stand alone software.)

If you have any anti-virus software you could also try temporarily disabling it to see if there are any effects. (Especially if your anti-virus provider is a brand like Norton, Trend Micro, McAfee, or Kaspersky, which are all known for excessively intrusive practices, malfunctions, and lots of false positives.)

Assuming this problem persists I can analyze the issue using remote administration software called TeamViewer. It's free and doesn't require installation (if you elect not to), however it would obviously be letting me see anything you're looking at during the time of connection.

you might have connection problem. when you cannot post answer or comment it is often the case. could be the wifi going on and off, or a firewall(if you use a router you have 2 firewall one in pc 1 in router) check configuration setting or a browser security configuration. hope it help you solve the problem.

@ele Are you able to delete these questions? If so, I can convert your answers to questions and you can then delete them before anyone answers them.