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Re: CHAT: Conblogging

From:Jeff Rollin <jeff.rollin@...>
Date:Wednesday, July 4, 2007, 21:00
In the last episode, (On Wednesday 04 July 2007 20:21:15), Paul Bennett wrote:
> On Wed, 04 Jul 2007 11:41:05 -0400, Philip Newton > > <philip.newton@...> wrote: > > On 7/4/07, Jeff Rollin <jeff.rollin@...> wrote: > >> Does anyone here use a blogging service for keeping track of what they > >> are doing in conlanging? I already have a blog, but I'd like to keep it > >> separate from my conlanging. All I require is a service that's easy to > >> use, but one that makes it easy to handle Unicode > > > > Have you considered something like LiveJournal? Not a blog per se, but > > it uses Unicode, so if you can type it in, it'll accept it. (Whether > > it will display correctly is between you and your browser.) > > Livejournal was going to be my suggestion, too. Note also that there's an > existing thriving Conlang community (a kind of group blog) on Livejournal > already, and I know that several past and present list members have > accounts there -- myself included, though I don't blog about conlanging. I > suppose I could/should, but I've started using the Frath wiki as a "live" > note-making/toying-around system, and that has the standard wiki "Page > History" feature, which seems to be good enough for me. > > > > > Paul
Do FrathWikis get vandalised a lot? I wouldn't like to see my conlang go up in smoke. I understand that you can revert changes, but whilst I might in future invite some sort of collaborative conlanging process, I intend to keep Velian pretty much under my sole control. I'm happy to accept contributions, but only those I agree with ;-). Jeff -- "Please understand that there are small European principalities devoted to debating Tcl vs. Perl as a tourist attraction." -- Cameron Laird