Some of this is slight a tongue-in-cheek type post. It comes after having dealt with clients who have expected more than what was agreed upon a project. So, here is my Freelancers Creed: 1. A freelancer can accept or refuse business, or recommend projects to a colleague. 2. A freelancer is not free. 3. A
[Continue Reading...]Why Erin Blaskie Recommends WordPress
I had first heard Erin Blaskie speak at WordCamp Chicago 2009. She spoke a lot on how blogging and social media worked for her and how to harness that power for your own blog. (I still have the notes taken for WordCamp Chicago.) I thought it would be nice to allow her to speak on
[Continue Reading...]Blog Platform or Content Management System?
As a longtime user of WordPress, I have seen how WordPress has migrated from a blog platform to a Content Management System (CMS). These days I hear, “Oh, WordPress the blog script?” “WordPress is not a CMS.” “Can I -INSERT QUESTION- with WordPress?” “I’ve heard about WordPress, but I’m not sure if I want to
[Continue Reading...]Facebook To Undergo More Changes
As said by Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg in his article An Open Letter from Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg, the social network community will undergo more changes. Here is what is mainly mentioned: ➡ Remove regional networks and give more flexibility to user privacy settings (what content the use will allow others to see whether family,
[Continue Reading...]New Emoticon Set: Robot Smilies
Yes, I finally got my down to pixelling again. One of my visitors sent me an email asking if I could make Robot smilies. Although I could charge for them, I do these for free and like to give them out. I did though mention they are welcome to send me a donation through Paypal
[Continue Reading...]Benefits of Using Comment Luv
Comment Luv is a plugin that allows webmasters / bloggers to allow their readers who comment to leave a little snippet of what they recently blogged – like their title with a link to the post. Created by Andy Bailey, this tool helps a lot and It allows the reader to leave a little something
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