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Föderation EN Sa 19.04.2025 18:29:57 6% Yes 174 Stimmabgaben, bis So 20.04.2025 18:29:57 |
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Föderation EN Sa 19.04.2025 18:32:16 Depends on the blog. |
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Föderation EN Sa 19.04.2025 18:36:56 @TerryHancock what kind of blog would you use, and what kind would you not use? |
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Föderation EN Sa 19.04.2025 20:12:22 @evan I don't mind having bigoted co-tenants. People should be allowed to make fools of themselves publicly, so long as spambots are not present to magnify their message. I also don't mind not owning the domain, as long as it's a common or reputable domain e.g. github pages or vivaldi (which offers wordpress guest accounts gratis). The reason I'm not using the latter is because I dislike wordpress' wysiwyg interface. Standard Notes' "listed" is much cleaner. i'd also use smth like writefreely. |
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Föderation EN So 20.04.2025 00:37:03 Well, I DID write for a Free Software blog at one point. I think I'd be more interested in posting about Free Culture, Media, and possibly Cultural/Political content now (especially since I don't really have my own platform for that now). If it's a popular site, it's a way to get more audience on what I'm writing, so that would be a factor. |
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Föderation EN Sa 19.04.2025 18:58:10 @evan I have in the past. Nowadays I don't think I could justify posting more than my own blog, which means they'd be lucky to get a post a year. |
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Föderation EN So 20.04.2025 01:27:27 @evan No, but if it wasn't a huge commitment and something I had expertise in AND ran by cool people, then maybe. |
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Föderation EN So 20.04.2025 01:38:02 For me, it depends on if I was writing articles on the WordPress blog or not. |
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Föderation EN So 20.04.2025 03:48:04 @evan I assume the scenario where someone gave me access to their blog would arise from already having a mutual relationship and shared interests. Therefore my answer is: Yes, but I certainly wouldn’t want to make any strict commitments to pumping out posts like some content mill. |
