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However, when I preview my post, I find that it is being attributed to gods.

It seems, though I never noticed it before, so it may be a recent change, that all previews are attributed to "gods", until you commit them.

It makes some sense in that if you choose to abandon a preview, it will be discarded, so not connecting it to a particular account before that point might save some DB fiddling.

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