--- In [email protected], "Bill Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I know where there is (basically) an S Scale website. I hear it is
even
> award winning. But it is MY website. I have HUNDREDS of hours in
it. It has
> been cumulative over 3+ years. I would never consider such a massive
> undertaking like that for anyone else. Things get revised and
updated
> whenever the mood strikes me. I would be remiss if I did not post a
new
> article from Dick Karnes because I was not in the mood to do the
update. You
> would also never get 2 people to agree on very simple things like
what it
> would look like etc.
>
I have a website and it doesn't take forever to do a website. It is
more about content than website bells and whistles. Mine was NMRA
website of the month in October 2006.
Articles could be produced on a free web program like Web Dwarf, that
is what I started with, and uploaded to the website by the author.
Web Dwarf is a cut an past program. The advertising on the web could
also be done by the author, if you can write an article you should be
able to manuever about the internet. The only thing that the
webmaster would have to do is add it to the title page as a what's
new on the website. The website should be a free flow rather than a
conventional monthly rag.
The website article format is a rather easy picture and caption.
I have been doing this on my website for 4 years now and am up to 445
visits a day. It really doesn't take that much.
Harold
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