It's now several years since they broke the "Blog This" thingy, rendering it useless with all those %20 thingies.
The old one was also useful, as it didn't requite you to choose a blog, you could copy and paste it to a blog post, so you could "Blog This" several times into the same blog post. The new version no long has that feature, but it doesn't matter since what it produces is quite illegible, and they haven't even noticed.
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