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at least according to one author from WSJ.
All the more reason to keep my social media profile modest.
All the more reason to keep my social media profile modest.
Thamesreach is still waffling over what to do with its website.
We'd like a slicker, cleaner site than we have.
Right now, it's up to date, but looks dated, circa 1999 or something.
This is partly because we're cheap and don't want to pay a lot for ISP hosting - we're on a free plan right now.
It's also partly because it's beyond my technical abilities and interests.
So my question is - what kind of experience do folks have with free blogs and wikis?
I've used wikidot and pbwiki so far, and they're ok, but require a bit of learning to post content.
What do people think of Blogger? the Dragon's Scriptorium is on it, and it looks good. Don't know how much it costs.
We want something we don't have to maintain (ie not on a personal server, backed up professionally elsewhere) where we can all log in to post content. Adding pics and graphics is a nice option.
Any thoughts?
We'd like a slicker, cleaner site than we have.
Right now, it's up to date, but looks dated, circa 1999 or something.
This is partly because we're cheap and don't want to pay a lot for ISP hosting - we're on a free plan right now.
It's also partly because it's beyond my technical abilities and interests.
So my question is - what kind of experience do folks have with free blogs and wikis?
I've used wikidot and pbwiki so far, and they're ok, but require a bit of learning to post content.
What do people think of Blogger? the Dragon's Scriptorium is on it, and it looks good. Don't know how much it costs.
We want something we don't have to maintain (ie not on a personal server, backed up professionally elsewhere) where we can all log in to post content. Adding pics and graphics is a nice option.
Any thoughts?
