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• Working On My Website

I put up my first website in the late 90s.

Time was when I took great pleasure in writing about my misadventures in webmastering (which MS Word tells me isn’t a legitimate word). Each new tool, accession of knowledge was recorded.

Then I got tired of it and started filling the site with free articles (boy is it hard to find ones that don’t make you shudder: all that nonsense about meta tags and PR). Thus the site lost it’s personality leaving me even less interesting in writing for it.

Eventually the site was penalized by Google - fairly - for the affiliate program page generators I was running on the site. Now it is just an affiliate site. Soon I’ll probably park it.

I took much of the content and put it elsewhere. And preserved a little of it here.

The urge to write about maintaining websites seems to be returning. I think I’ll be sharing my experiences more.

Not that this will be a site you’d turn to for expertise. Much of it is apt to be tales of incompetence.

We’ll see …

Richard
May 31, 2006 •
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I know what you mean.

There are so many blogs about being a webmaster that they just blend together.

And if you work on sites every day it seems as exciting as breathing.

Good luck!

Posted by: Calvin | June 8, 2006 07:26 PM

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My thanks,
Richard


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