May 27 2010
Thank You Ted!
What an informative presentation.
It’s so nice to have two guys, Dave and Ted, who know what they’re doing web wise!
I really hope everyone feels empowered to give posting a try. It’s truly a matter of experimenting and asking for help. The best advice Ted gave was the part about playing around and not hitting the publish button. That way you increase your knowledge and confidence level. Hit the preview button to see how great it looks, then hit the publish key.
It’s nice to have that safety net.
Oh, plus I always spot errors after publishing and hit the edit key and fix the problem (usually typos!)
Very user friendly!
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Kathie is correct – it is simply a matter of pushing buttons. I’m truly living in the Dark Ages most of the time, and even I have figured my way around the web site. Try it, and if it works, take notes. If not, try something else, and take notes. Sooner or later it’ll all work out.
My thanks, as well, to A Very Patient Dave and to Ted for his presentation last evening.
We are indeed very fortunate to have the expertise of Dave and Ted, our Royal Cyber Scribes. Thank you both!! I am also encouraging everyone to make good use of this site and communicate frequently with one another.
There is so much that goes on during our meetings and because of this, I am feeling there are times members may not get the opportunity to share with everyone what they are weaving or what they would like to weave or anything else fiber-related. Our site can certainly help with this and not only be our link between meetings but a great spot where everyone has a voice when they want to.
As I mentioned at the beginning of Lady NoBo’s “reign”, I would love to see every single member involved in the guild in some manner, aside from attending meetings (which no doubt is the biggest step to making our guild as successful as it is). The website may just be the perfect means of participation for some members. Maybe someone would like to take it upon themselves to regularly be on the lookout and let all of us know about great fiber websites. Or someone else could lead a discussion about a particular weave structure, who has what type of loom, favorite fibers to weave with …… the ideas are really endless and the commitment of time can be up to you.
Don’t forget – I will be checking on postings and comments!!