Sunday, July 16, 2006
This Blogging Is Fun And Easy - How To Comment
To comment on something on this blog, just go to the bottom of the posted article you want to comment on and click the "Comments" link. You can then type your comment in a screen. You have to give a (made-up) user name (like your first name and initial so we will know who you are if you like) and password to comment, but I don't think you have to register on the site. Anyone can comment.... and comment on the comments.....etc.
I don't know much about all this new-fangled internet stuff, and it seems I don't have to. Setting this up hasn't been much trouble. And if you post comments to it, everyone can kind of use it like a delayed-reaction chat room. So, we can carry on conversations through the comments. To comment on any posted article on the blog, just go to the comments link at the bottom of the posted article. Click on it and you're in business. The other link is to other sites that have put a link to this blog on their page. I doubt it will be used much. Please feel free to comment. I've gotten one comment from an unknown "Texas friend" named Kodi on my "I'm In Pre-Registration" post on this blog. You can see that comment also by clicking the "Comments" link at the bottom of that post. Sonny made a comment on my "Who Is James A.D.?" post, and hit the nail on the head. I'd love to write a book. Actually, I'm trying to just loosen up my writing by doing this blog. I am going to write the more rambling stuff on my other blog, "The Stacks Report" and try to stick mostly to Hold'em and Poker on this blog. You can see a link to my other blog by clicking the link "View my Complete Profile" which is on this page under "About Me". I share the poet's love of metaphor and the stacks referred to are not only stacks of chips, but the stacks (of books) in libraries. Look on this blog for poker. I promise to keep it free of poetry. I am not making any promises about what I may post on "The Stacks Report".
I don't know much about all this new-fangled internet stuff, and it seems I don't have to. Setting this up hasn't been much trouble. And if you post comments to it, everyone can kind of use it like a delayed-reaction chat room. So, we can carry on conversations through the comments. To comment on any posted article on the blog, just go to the comments link at the bottom of the posted article. Click on it and you're in business. The other link is to other sites that have put a link to this blog on their page. I doubt it will be used much. Please feel free to comment. I've gotten one comment from an unknown "Texas friend" named Kodi on my "I'm In Pre-Registration" post on this blog. You can see that comment also by clicking the "Comments" link at the bottom of that post. Sonny made a comment on my "Who Is James A.D.?" post, and hit the nail on the head. I'd love to write a book. Actually, I'm trying to just loosen up my writing by doing this blog. I am going to write the more rambling stuff on my other blog, "The Stacks Report" and try to stick mostly to Hold'em and Poker on this blog. You can see a link to my other blog by clicking the link "View my Complete Profile" which is on this page under "About Me". I share the poet's love of metaphor and the stacks referred to are not only stacks of chips, but the stacks (of books) in libraries. Look on this blog for poker. I promise to keep it free of poetry. I am not making any promises about what I may post on "The Stacks Report".
