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Blogs intrigue me (advice)
Posted: 2005-02-11 12:23am
by Stravo
My interest of writing always made me want to take up journal writing. I just never seem to get around to it but this blog notion seems kind of cool, its online nature means I'll have alot more access to it so I can write.
Anyone have advice/tips/suggestions on having a blog, like where to go, who to use, etc.
Posted: 2005-02-11 02:29am
by neoolong
The usual sites I've seen my friends use have been livejournal and xanga. They seem pretty decent and are supposed to be easy to use.
Re: Blogs intrigue me (advice)
Posted: 2005-02-11 02:36am
by Alex Moon
Stravo wrote:My interest of writing always made me want to take up journal writing. I just never seem to get around to it but this blog notion seems kind of cool, its online nature means I'll have alot more access to it so I can write.
Anyone have advice/tips/suggestions on having a blog, like where to go, who to use, etc.
Blogger, Livejournal, Xanga, etc.
Posted: 2005-02-11 06:41am
by Sharp-kun
I dare to be different and use Deadjournal.
Posted: 2005-02-11 12:02pm
by CDS
If you want free, I suggest Livejournal. But
I wrote my own software which is a lot more customisable. Will need to host it on your own webspace, though.
Posted: 2005-02-11 12:04pm
by Stravo
CDS wrote:If you want free, I suggest Livejournal. But
I wrote my own software which is a lot more customisable. Will need to host it on your own webspace, though.
A friend of mine uses Livejournal and is pretty happy with it. I might look into that one.
Posted: 2005-02-11 12:07pm
by CDS
Stravo wrote:CDS wrote:If you want free, I suggest Livejournal. But
I wrote my own software which is a lot more customisable. Will need to host it on your own webspace, though.
A friend of mine uses Livejournal and is pretty happy with it. I might look into that one.
It's a decent server (a lot better than blurty's, anyway) and the software is quite good; personally I just don't like the lack of ease of beign able to customise it, hense why I wrote my own. Of course - some people are happy with what you can do with it
Posted: 2005-02-11 12:11pm
by The Cleric
Go for LJ if you're an emo teenager who is full of angst.
Posted: 2005-02-11 02:04pm
by LadyTevar
StormtrooperOfDeath wrote:Go for LJ if you're an emo teenager who is full of angst.
HEY! I like LJ, and I'm old enough to *have* teenagers!
Posted: 2005-02-11 03:14pm
by Enforcer Talen
LadyTevar wrote:StormtrooperOfDeath wrote:Go for LJ if you're an emo teenager who is full of angst.
HEY! I like LJ, and I'm old enough to *have* teenagers!
really? Ive always pictured you as early 20s.
Posted: 2005-02-11 03:35pm
by Rogue 9
Enforcer Talen wrote:LadyTevar wrote:StormtrooperOfDeath wrote:Go for LJ if you're an emo teenager who is full of angst.
HEY! I like LJ, and I'm old enough to *have* teenagers!
really? Ive always pictured you as early 20s.
*Whack* Pay attention!
Posted: 2005-02-12 01:14am
by Illuminatus Primus
StormtrooperOfDeath wrote:Go for LJ if you're an emo teenager who is full of angst.
Teenagers really abuse LJ though since 90% of them don't have real problems. Or they're just fucking stupid.
Posted: 2005-02-12 04:34am
by Ace Pace
Illuminatus Primus wrote:
Teenagers really abuse LJ though since 90% of them don't have real problems. Or they're just fucking stupid.
How the heck is that abuse?! If someone wants to post his thoughts on LJ, why the heck does he need 'problems'?
Posted: 2005-02-12 04:56am
by Exonerate
From what I've seen, Xanga is a little more community-oriented - you'll often find half of the population of a school on one. Blogger is decent, and so is Xanga. I really haven't seen much of a difference between the two.
Posted: 2005-02-12 05:27am
by HemlockGrey
I dunno about using a blog or LJ or Xanga or whatever to tell the world about my personal life, but I've been thinking about starting a political blog.