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I checked and the server issues were to blame, and it was my fault in the end. I had some bad rules set up in my .htaccess and when I started my new blog, I must not have deleted the file.

At any rate, the plugin does not work, but the FF extension does, and beautifully I may add. You can see the results at the link in my name.

I did not try to install it in anything other than WP 2.6, CURL is working fine as well.

My apologies for any confusion.

Well, good bugreports are always much better news than vague bugreports, so thank you!
We'll try to find out what is happening, but honestly we currently have no idea, since most people have no issues and we can't reproduce it.

Can you give us some more info:
Did it work with WP2.5.1 and stopped with 2.6?

Would it be possible that plugin on the server side isn't allowed to do a POST request to api.zemanta.com (firewall, etc)?

Could there be any reason why POST request could not be sent from the browser to your server with WP2.6?

Would it be possible that CURL library is missing on the server side (it should be part of every WP installation, but still...)?

Is it correct that FF extension works with the same WP2.6 installation, but the plug-in does not?

Do you have any uncommon url rewrite rules set on your server?

Thank you for your help in advance!

Oddly enough, when i reinstalled Wordpress for a second time and went with the browser plugin, everything was gravy. – James Nealon, on August 14, 2008 22:47

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I just installed Wordpress 2.6, clean install and did not enable any plugins save for Zemanta and I am regrettfully having the same issue as Stephen.

I checked the DOM error log in FF 3 for Ubuntu and saw nothing at all that is connected with the plugin.

I am making absolutely sure it is not for some reason being blocked by the server, but as of now it just appears broken.