Every now and then, ALA runs an article which further cements the strong relationship between its readers and its authors (who, I suspect, are also readers). I’m talking about the kind of cosy (in its most positive sense) article, written by someone who clearly gets the Web; someone we can identify with. This week is one of these articles: 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web by Mark Bernstein and is essentially a wonderful guide to writing a decent web log.
In summary, Bernstein’s tips are:
Tips 5 and 6 are worth the entry fee alone.
And how many of how these guidelines I manage to achieve on clagnut I’m not sure: perhaps you should be the judge?
Cade wrote:
Well, your site is very sexy…And if you like, I can be an enemy :)