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Welcome to Geeklog Wiki downtimeThe Geeklog Wiki may be down for a few days while Tom Willet (who's hosting it) is moving. We'll let you know when it's back up. [Update: It's back up. Thanks, Tom!] What's RelatedStory OptionsTrackbackTrackback URL for this entry: http://www.geeklog.net/trackback.php/wiki-downtime No trackback comments for this entry.I'm a COMPLETE idiot!!!!!
Authored by: stonerose on
Saturday, September 02 2006 @ 01:03 PM EDT
I read the message below mine, 'I'm an idiot'. Oh how wrong you are!!!
I AM an idiot. So I go to my website control panel and have a good nosey around. I find geeklog. Looks and sounds amazing. However, like I said, I am an idiot. I have no idea what it is, what to do with it or how it can help me. If somebody could explain it to me as you would to a four year old (as against 44!) I will be able to use it, and of course, make a donation. Apologising in advance for my utter lack of knowledge. As my techno whizz kid mate keeps saying, I am a 'Shameful, geekless sham'! I'm a COMPLETE idiot!!!!!
Authored by: stonerose on
Saturday, September 02 2006 @ 01:05 PM EDT
Oh yes I forgot. What is a Wiki?
I'm a COMPLETE idiot!!!!!
Authored by: Dirk on
Saturday, September 02 2006 @ 01:47 PM EDT
You seem to have missed that helpful "What is Geeklog?" box we have on the front page (right side), complete with Wikipedia links. You've heard of Wikipedia, I assume? That's a wiki. And it even explains what a wiki is ;-) bye, Dirk I'm a COMPLETE idiot!!!!!
Authored by: stonerose on
Monday, September 04 2006 @ 03:21 PM EDT
Things are not always what they seem Dirk. Although I am a complete idiot, I am not stupid. I did not "miss" 'What is [a] Geeklog', I read it, but it made me non-the-wiser. I tried to find more information on the net, still couldn't find a simple-for-techno-simpletons explaination. So I thought that I'd go to the support (?) forum, and explain as honestly as I could that I have designed a web site using MicroIdiot Frontpage, uploaded it, and now would like someone who is less of a geekless sham than myself, to kindly explain to me in terms that I can understand, just what I can do with this highly-acclaimed download. I WAS idiotic enough however, to believe that somebody actually would. Thanks for your help Dirk, it was .... immeasurable.
--- Gina x I'm a COMPLETE idiot!!!!!
Authored by: Dirk on
Monday, September 04 2006 @ 04:22 PM EDT
Sorry, but I don't really know how to explain it any clearer without resorting to writing a minor epic. If you don't know what a CMS is, for example, then that's okay, but that's also why we provide a link to Wikipedia there (which explains it much better than I could). Actually, now that I re-read the Wikipedia page, I think that we should better be linking directly to the Web content management system page, which also explains the difference between using a CMS and Frontpage (since you mentioned it). bye, Dirk I'm a COMPLETE idiot!!!!!
Authored by: stonerose on
Monday, September 04 2006 @ 06:49 PM EDT
Thank you Dirk. That was infinitely more helpful. It has also given me tons of different links that have explained even more stuff to me. I was under the impression that Frontpage was a program that made it simple for people with no knowledge at all to create a reasonable site. Now I am finding that this is not the case. My only criticism of your reply now is that I'm gonna be sat here all night playing around and experimenting.
Thank you :-) --- Gina x |
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