--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Lob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Steve Toth,
>
> >Lobster,
> > Is there any way we could get a free web page somewhere where
we
> >could have links? This wiki is good in that many people can go in
&
>
> You mean like this:
> http://www.zen45800.zen.co.uk/peace_elements/
*****Lobster,
Yes this is very good.
>
> If you right click on this you will see an option to view source
code
> that source code can be put in notepad, nvu or dreamweaver
> and saved with the name index.html
> and then saved in a space that your ISP provides (webspace)
*****Here I don't understand much of what you're saying. It's like a
foreign language. I do see where it says source code, but what is a
source code & how can I use it? I have no idea what notepad, nvu or
dreamweaver are. Why do I want to save this code somewhere & what do
you mean by index.html. It was html that got me lost on geocities.
I couldn't figure it out to input anything & didn't know who to ask
for a straight answer.
>
> That is how you create a web page
>
> this is one Joyce did
> http://free.hostdepartment.com/k/knowmystery/WebSoupExample3.html
>
>
> >leave things or edit. I clicked on weblogs twice & it took me to
> >where the whole page was in another form with a whole list of page
> >names below it. I don't even know what was going on there.
>
> [shrug]
>
> You don't learn without going through 'Not knowing'
*****I spent about 20 years where I thought I knew just about
everything I needed to, but since 1998, I've been in an unknowing
state most of the time.
>
>
> > I would like to know how the other poets be handling their
> >contributions. Maybe there should be one link or will we need
> >several individual links. Also how many & what kind of poems are
you
> >looking for?
>
> I am looking for what you create.
> I am not looking for what I create.
>
> :-)
*****Yes, this goes in more than one direction
>
>
> > I really think if the project is going to move on to
something
> >that will work someone that knows more what they're doing should
do
> >the next step. I never even heard of a wiki before a couple of
days
> >ago.
> >Steve
>
> Think of a wiki as a poem
> finding the right wiki
> a worthwhile but long term poem
>
> Wikis are cutting edge and they need poets . . .
*****Thanks for the introduction, but I still have a lot to learn.
One thing is that no matter where you put things or what you put
thee, you still have to get people to go there & complete the
circuit. The way I write, I don't have a lot of control over subject
matter. I depend on my life & my friends to help.
Steve
>
>
> Lobster
> Over the edge
Bless you Lobster
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