Blogs
With technological advancement, what millions have been doing for centuries has been revived. Whether in splashes of dazzling technicolour or in smooth sophisticated tones, it essentially remains the same.Welcome to the world of blogging, aka weblogging, where the internet-savvy (or just plain n00bs) flex their fingers and crack their knuckles, before weaving tales of their thoughts and projecting them into cyberspace with the click of a mouse. For all those who didn’t know, blogging is merely a fancy term for ‘writing in an online diary’. However, there are new twists to this phenomenon. One can actually allow millions from all over the world wide web to view their entries, or if they wish, to share views via a ‘comments’ function. The keyword people, is interactivity. Although at the expense of one’s personal privacy being invaded, one can show off one’s web designing skills, share one’s life with the world and even make new friends. Th
But… Why blog? Is it –that- addictive that we cannot stop? What compels people to blog and others to read blogs? What does one need to begin? How does one start? Do not fret, my eager beaver, pray don’t. A tutorial prepared by us is right before you… Stay tuned! But first… some insight into blogging - right in our very own AJC! Whatever it is, a blog, like many possessions, needs to be frequently tended to. Many people lose interest after a while, or just lack the time to update as frequently as he/she would like. Perhaps in the heat of the moment, you decide to get one. Come, come… join the crowd… hop on. And if things couldn’t possibly be made easier, websites have sprung up of late offering blog hosting services where a myriad of templates are available for the lazy html-er or the basic user.
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