Tim Moore

I’d check the database options for the second subsite. There should be two or three options prefaced with jetpack_ in there. Delete those and then try to connect again.

Back up your database first and be careful doing this please!

@daniellekristim: nice to meet a fellow Maine resident!

With your hame page slider, are you manually adding the jQuery to the header or are you using wp_enqueue_script()?

Using wp_enqueue_script() will make Jetpack (and other plugins) aware that you are using jQuery, so if jQuery is needed, it will only get loaded once.

If jQuery is being manually loaded in the theme, it will get added again by a plugin (such as Jetpack) that uses wp_enqueue_script(), which may then cause issues like you are having.

My guess is that this is the issue; if not, let me know and we’ll get it resolved.

You are unchecking the options in Settings -> Discussion labeled “Show a ‘follow comments’ option in the comment form” and “Show a ‘follow blog’ option in the comment form”? If so, do you have a cache plugin enabled that might be caching the checkboxes being turned on?

It looks like everything is working as expected. There are two things:

1. Your site is occasionally returning Internal Server 500 errors, which may be part of what you are seeing.

2. When you post a comment, your browser will temporarily redirect to jetpack.wordpress.com/jetpack-comment/. Your browser should automatically redirect from tere back to your blog. If you interrupt this process, this might be the reason you are seeing the download page.

The @twitter.example.com email address is expected when using Twitter. Twitter does not share user email addresses to third parties and the WordPress commenting system requires an email address, so we needed to put some relevant information in there with the other comment data.

As far as the spammy mshot, could you send this information to our support team and include the Twitter handle this occurred with and the URL, if possible, of the page where the comment was left. Thanks!

Support team contact: http://en.support.wordpress.com/contact/?jetpack=needs-service

Your browser is likely blocking third party cookies. Can you check for this and let me know?

Can you switch to the default Twenty Eleven theme and see if the issue persists? Also, deactivate all other plugins temporarily to ch eck for a conflict too.