Comments on: Trying to Peel the Social Networking Onion http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/05/trying-to-peel-the-social-networking-onion/ Fine Art and Photography by Lee Brown Sat, 19 May 2012 14:44:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Julie Hill http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/05/trying-to-peel-the-social-networking-onion/comment-page-1/#comment-885 Julie Hill Sun, 09 May 2010 21:06:41 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2537#comment-885 Lee..yaye for you....As myself am new to FB...not sure exactly what I am doing...stumbling along with the help of fellow artists like yourself. I just added "like" button to my blog postings...still not sure how that is different than "share button" I already have....except the like button allows users to post links onto their own page for all their friends to see your blog, and then stores it in the "likes page" section of their profile page (instead of getting buried in the "news feed". Hmmmm does it ever stop.... Lee..yaye for you….As myself am new to FB…not sure exactly what I am doing…stumbling along with the help of fellow artists like yourself. I just added “like” button to my blog postings…still not sure how that is different than “share button” I already have….except the like button allows users to post links onto their own page for all their friends to see your blog, and then stores it in the “likes page” section of their profile page (instead of getting buried in the “news feed”. Hmmmm does it ever stop….

]]> By: Lee http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/05/trying-to-peel-the-social-networking-onion/comment-page-1/#comment-883 Lee Sat, 08 May 2010 17:35:07 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2537#comment-883 Good question Margaret! I chose a .com site so I could install the open source version of WordPress on my own server solution. Although Blogger and WordPress.com sites are pretty robust, they are very limited from a scripting and programming standpoint. WordPress has thousands of open plugins that I can use to customize my site. What I can't do myself, I conveniently have a son who is a php programmer to do the rest. Are you using Google reader? You can always add my url to the subscription box and get the feed that way. Google reader is what I use to aggregate my favorite content from multiple sources. I check it daily. I'm sad that you forget about the site from time to time but am very glad you come back from time to time! I guess in the end that I felt the world was going to be a bit bigger than Blogger and, as this post suggests, we need to try and figure out how to cross navigate the multitide of options that are out there to deliver our content. Thanks as always for the comment! Hi Sherry. I too have gone back and forth on FB but feel like it will continue to be a force to deal with. What were your reasons for leaving it? I think I may know why but am curious to know! Good question Margaret! I chose a .com site so I could install the open source version of WordPress on my own server solution. Although Blogger and WordPress.com sites are pretty robust, they are very limited from a scripting and programming standpoint. WordPress has thousands of open plugins that I can use to customize my site. What I can’t do myself, I conveniently have a son who is a php programmer to do the rest.

Are you using Google reader? You can always add my url to the subscription box and get the feed that way. Google reader is what I use to aggregate my favorite content from multiple sources. I check it daily. I’m sad that you forget about the site from time to time but am very glad you come back from time to time! I guess in the end that I felt the world was going to be a bit bigger than Blogger and, as this post suggests, we need to try and figure out how to cross navigate the multitide of options that are out there to deliver our content.

Thanks as always for the comment!

Hi Sherry. I too have gone back and forth on FB but feel like it will continue to be a force to deal with. What were your reasons for leaving it? I think I may know why but am curious to know!

]]> By: Margaret Bednar http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/05/trying-to-peel-the-social-networking-onion/comment-page-1/#comment-882 Margaret Bednar Sat, 08 May 2010 16:47:20 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2537#comment-882 Love facebook! Although, why do you have a .com and not a blogspot site? I forget about you at times as I have my blogs I follow saved and I scan them as they are updated... Love facebook! Although, why do you have a .com and not a blogspot site? I forget about you at times as I have my blogs I follow saved and I scan them as they are updated…

]]> By: AutumnLeaves http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/05/trying-to-peel-the-social-networking-onion/comment-page-1/#comment-881 AutumnLeaves Sat, 08 May 2010 10:08:17 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2537#comment-881 Definitely it will be a way to reach more people, Lee. I wsn't thrilled with Facebook though and took myself off of the site. Definitely it will be a way to reach more people, Lee. I wsn’t thrilled with Facebook though and took myself off of the site.

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