As part of my cyberspace housekeeping, every once in a while I make a post here to let you know I’ve moved:
Please visit me and follow at http://madison-woods.com/Wordpress.
“Broom and Flour Sack” by Madison Woods
My Blog’s New Home
Madison Woods
My new blog's home is "http://madison-woods.com" – Follow me there! I write speculative fiction with a surreal and sometimes dark edge.
Best wishes on the move.
Congratulations!
Two thumbs up for the new site.
I have nominated you for an award.
http://onlinedatingjournal.wordpress.com/2012/06/27/datingbitchs-nominees/
All the best with the move! :0
Sweet! I’ll have to wait until I get home to go check it out
Thank you!
Thanks! I hope you and everyone else will follow me over there.
I will try to use the RSS feed for your new site-i simply suck at figuring out how to use such things-hope i can stay in touch thru wordpress if i cant figure out the other one!
If you put your email addy into the box to subscribe, you should get an email whenever I make a post. Did you get the one this morning about Pinterest? I’m not so good at tech support but I can try
Just in case you’re still keeping an eye on your wordpress blog, I nominated you for the One Lovely Blog Award. http://littlewonder2.wordpress.com/2012/07/28/one-lovely-blog-award-nominee/
LOL, Thank you! I do monitor this one for comments because it also lets me know when I’ve gotten a reply to a comment I left on other WP blogs
Madison, can you explain to me what “pingbacks” are and how they are created and used. Im still a little foggy on RSS feeds as well. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks!
“Pingbacks” appear in the comment section of a post when someone has linked to your blog. All it does is let the blog owner know a link was made to that post. Some people disable them because they don’t want them counted as comments. I leave them in because it offers a chance for my blog visitors to find the person who linked to me.
RSS feeds are different. You have to enable feeds on your blog and then anyone can get your posts in a RSS reader (google, or iphone, or other apps offer readers). The blog owner doesn’t see this end of their blog unless they also subscribe to their own feeds. I usually use a reader to skim through all the blogs I follow (I follow a lot of blogs) because it only lists the post title and a brief excerpt, so it saves time finding the topics interesting to me at that moment.
Hope that helps
Thanks for taking time to answer, Madison, and yes, it did help. Im SLOWLY learning….beebee
I would have answered sooner, but I haven’t been on the computer much the past week. I’ve learned slowly through trial and error… mostly error and figuring out how to fix whatever I messed up!
Hi Madison, As always, you’re way ahead of the curve out of sight from my limping along progress. I like it and liked it and am following it Your new blog, that is.
Hi Velda! I was just happy to stumble on both yours and Ned’s new WordPress blogs today
Thanks for following me, too.
Please check out my post tomorrow as you have been nominated for an award or two.
Scott
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