It's not clear to me whether you're looking to advertise a business, outline the research youve done, explain the process of construction or just host a "brag book". I'm of the latter sort & use Google pages, but I've heard it's closed to new members. --cin Cynthia Barnes cinbar...@gmail.com
Here I come meandering along behind the times as usual, but I have been thinking that it is time to have a costume "presence" on the web, both for the purpose of organizing and storing information and providing information to others. Some of you on this list have the most marvelous sites, and I wondered if you all would mind sharing your thoughts on the best approach. Frex, journal vs. website, vs. blog? What should I look at in deciding on a format? I am leaning toward a website since I want to organize and categorize information, not present it in a linear fashion, like on a blog (assuming it is necessary to be linear on a blog, that is. Maybe it's not). Also, I want site to be accessible to the outside world. On the other hand, I have seen some outstanding LiveJournal pages, so a journal site is an option. What should I look for in choosing a host? How much storage capacity do I need (I intend to have lots of pictures as well as text)? What are my best web design options (I am a cyber-neanderthal remember--I am most comfortable in the 18th century).What other questions should I be asking that I do not know enough to ask? So many questions, I know, and honest--you don't have to write a thesis. But I would certainly appreciate any insight you might offer. Thanks in advance. Jane, techno-clueless in NO Va _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list h-costume@mail.indra.com http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
