Archive for June, 2008
Are Comment Policies Necessary On Websites?
Jeff Chandler made up a good review on how to use comment policies on your website referring to a blog post on blogherald. This let’s me rethink my websites for security reasons. Is it time for further policies in addition to privacy policies, terms of use and co? Many forum sites also have moderation policies to accept before being allowed to post a thread. What happens to those blogs and other websites, which ignore this new guidelines? These are questions I would like to discuss here, so:
Question: Are comment or discussing policies really necessary for blogs?
There are many examples. Some longer and some shorter. You might want to get inspired and check out some new ideas.
Update: In addition to this post, we found an easy way to implement the policy into the comment form.
CSS Support in Email Clients For Newsletters and More
Designing an HTML email that renders consistently across the major email clients can be very time consuming. Support for even simple CSS varies considerably between clients, and even different versions of the same client.
CampaignMonitor has put together this CSS support in email clients guide to save you the time and trouble of figuring it out for yourself. With 21 different sets of results, all the major email systems are covered, both desktop applications and webmail.
There is also a good article at sitepoint about how to code html email newsletters.
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Free Sounds Database with Audio Snippets
The Freesound Project is a collaborative database of Creative Commons licensed sounds. Freesound focusses only on sound, not songs. This is what sets freesound apart from other splendid libraries like ccMixter.
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Freebies: Creative Twitter Themes
Anthony J. Zinni has published in his positive space blog some new twitter themes / templates. They are free for personal use, however please do not use the graphics in your commercial designs. Here are some of them:
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Quicklink: Free Webhosting with PHP and MySQL database
Just wanted to drop you all a quick line about Freezoka, a Free PHP Web Hosting Company that I stumbled across while surfing the web this morning. Some of the things that they offer include:
- No banners or pop-ups
- 300 MB space
- 10 GB bandwidth
- 7 MySQL databases
- PHP 5
- phpMyAdmin
- Add-on domains
- Lots more …
Not bad for free, right? Be sure to check out their terms of service.
It’s surprising how many emails I get from Knowtebook users that are trying to start a business online, but don’t have their own Website or Domain. Having your own website and brand is crucial for succeeding online. While I know lots of you are creating blogs and websites as a hobby, the low-cost investment that your own website makes can really improve your brand and image.
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What is Mobile 2.0 ? Facts and Figures
It’s absolutely necessary that more connections are made between the players in the web 2.0 sphere (a.k.a. next generation web apps & services) and what some Mobilists are calling mobile 2.0. What we mean by ‘mobile 2.0′ is another (r)evolution, already started, that will dramatically change the web and the mobility landscape that we currently know.






