Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 18, No. 472.
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[1] From: "Lisa L. Spangenberg" (18)
<lisa_at_digitalmedievalist.com>
Subject: Re: 18.467 blogging Humanist
[2] From: Norman Hinton <hinton_at_springnet1.com> ( )
Subject: Re: 18.467 blogging Humanist
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Date: Sat, 08 Jan 2005 10:18:35 +0000
From: "Lisa L. Spangenberg" <lisa_at_digitalmedievalist.com>
Subject: Re: 18.467 blogging Humanist
Hi
LiveJournal (which no longer requires an invitation, and is still free),
Blogger (free), MovableType (free for Humanist; must be installed on a
server), TypePad, (paid only), WordPress (must be installed on a server)
all support the ability to email posts to a special address, and have them
automatically appear. I suspect other systems I have not used, like Drupal,
also support mail to post.
The posting part would thus be automatic; the blog address would be one
more subscriber. They all also would automatically create RSS feeds.
They also support comments, to varying degrees. Comment spam would still be
a problem. There are instances of properly set up blogs, blogs who have
taken the proper precautions, being hit with as many as 1,000 spam comments
in an hour (sent by a script); this is a potential problem, but there are
tools to cope with it. I'd just hate to burden Willard with it.
Lisa
-- Lisa L. Spangenberg | Digital medievalist Instructional Technology | http://www.digitalmedievalist.com/it/ My opinions are my own. | Who else would want them? --[2]------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Sat, 08 Jan 2005 10:19:03 +0000 From: Norman Hinton <hinton_at_springnet1.com> Subject: Re: 18.467 blogging Humanist I try to avoid all blogs whenever possible.Received on Sat Jan 08 2005 - 05:31:11 EST
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