Tag: content

  • saving knowledge at open.djchuang.com

    What I like to do is share freely for the good of humanity. There are plenty of people that want to make money from the things they do for other people. Make no mistake, I need to make money to pay the bills, too. I am not financially independent. But, in my free time, I…

  • what’s not allowed on a WordPress.com blog

    It’s not the easiest thing to find with mobile devices driving web design and oversimplified user interfaces, but having a blog powered by wordpress.com does come with some basic guidelines and rules for what content is allowed or prohibited at a wordpress.com blog, known as its Terms of Service (https://en.wordpress.com/tos/). And, occasionally the terms are updated and…

  • content not allowed on posterous, blogspot, tumblr, or wordpress

    According to Posterous TOS http://posterous.com/tos Allowable Content and Use Posterous is an easy way to share your personal thoughts, photos, and home videos. We want to keep it a safe, fun, friendly place, and that means a few rules. You may NOT: Post unlawful, harmful, or obscene content. Forge headers or otherwise impersonate someone. Post content…

  • how to choose the right new media web channel

    http://www.tokbox.com/vp/xz7lem2wk8y1 Here’s what I tell people when I advise someone about which web tool they should use. Summary: Choose twitter if you like to text Choose blogging if you like to write Choose audio podcasting if you like to talk Choose video if you like to talk with your hands When it comes to having…

  • sticking a fork into my lifestreaming

    Steve Rubel (formerly of Micro Persuasion) is one of those “A-list” bloggers, and he explained “why I am forking my content“. He signed off his main blog with: So Long Blogging, Hello Lifestreaming! I’ve started to put my content into several different buckets, too, coincidentally. And it happened to happen around the same time. My…