We've simplified how template settings work in WebCrimson, so it's even easier to configure and customize your templates. Let us know if you have any questions!
Tuesday, June 25, 2002
I've written an article about the story behind WebCrimson:
After you hit publish, we generate the pages for you and FTP them to your server.
Or if you don't have a server, we'll host it for free at yourname.crimsonblog.com or yourname.crimsonzine.com.
You use WebCrimson through the browser, so there's no software to install on your server or PC
We support all browsers and operating systems
We also support multiple templates and multiple users.
Really, we do just about everything you could want. But the best way to get a feel for our features is to just start a free blog or zine (we'll host it for you for free):
CrimsonBlog.com - This lets you create and host a free weblog
CrimsonZine.com - This lets you create and host a free webzine
Let us know what you think!
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To clear personal data over the Internet, is not easy, if not impossible, even if theoretically you have a right of access and that you can apply to the sites on which you registered to destroy your personal data...
Sunday, June 16, 2002
Hi, I'm blogger John Hiler. You might remember me from such medical films as "Alice Doesn't Live Anymore" and "Mommy, What's Wrong With That Man's Face?".
Or if you haven't seen those fine films, I also write Microcontent News, an online magazine covering weblogs, webzines, and personal publishing. I've been using my own software (WebCrimson) to update Microcontent News, but it's only recently that we've made it easy for anyone to use WebCrimson to start a blog or zine.
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I'll pull together a feature list for WebCrimson soon. If I had to tout one cool feature right now, it'd probably be our WYSIWYG editor. But the problem with mentioning that is that whenever I say we support wizzy editing in Internet Explorer, people get the idea that we don't support other browsers. We've worked really hard to support Opera, Netscape, and other browsers... we've even made WebCrimson work with Netscape 4.0! Trust me: I tested it on all those browsers personally.
So yeah, now WebCrimson supports both point-and-click free blogs and zines: you can check them out at CrimsonBlog.com and CrimsonZine.com.
Both sites are powered by our WebCrimson engine, the content management tool we've been bootstrapping with website consulting. It does a lot more than blogs and zines: we've got it powering Press Releases, Media Mentions, company lists, job listings, FAQs, and just about everything our clients have asked of us over the course of two years!
Up until now, WebCrimson's been more for our consulting team than for anyone else. But now with CrimsonBlog.com and CrimsonZine.com, you can set up a webcrimson-powered site by yourself pretty easily.
We're working now on making it equally easy to add all that other stuff... and adding documentation for all of our features. Stay tuned!
A quick overview of our sites:
CrimsonBlog.com - this is where you can create blogs, hosted either at yourname.crimsonblog.com or on your own server.
CrimsonZine.com - you can create your own zines here, hosted at yourname.crimsonzine.com... or of course, you can FTP it to your own server
novelbooksinc.com - this is the content management software that supports both crimsonblog and crimsonzine sites. Whatever site you create, you can come here to update it...
This Corante Weblog covers the microcontent sector: weblogs, Webzines, email digests, and personal publishing... as well as how weblogs combine to form the Blogosphere.
The webzine component of the Microcontent News website. These articles delve into the business side of microcontent, including text-based microads and corporate blogging.
Hi, I'm blogger John Hiler. You might remember me from such medical films as "Alice Doesn't Live Anymore" and "Mommy, What's Wrong With That Man's Face?".