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[xavcat]

I have to admit, I've been seduced by Blogger.

Free image hosting! So user-friendly!

Anyways, the point is that you can now find me over at cairokate.blogspot.com

Life is good there. :) Trust me, there'll be an influx of photos once I start taking advantage of free image hosting and Mom's old digital camera.

Comments

[sprifty]

are you kidding KT! I had a blogspot all last year and you begged and begged me to switch to LJ! Grrawrrr!

[xavcat]

Soooo much easier this way. :) Besides, it was such a PITA to keep finding it 'cause I kept losing the link 'cause I'm me. Now there's free image hosting!

[magentah]

*longsigh* but I won't remember to look there and will be sad when I don't have an update on your life and it'll take me days to remember to go to Blogger and by then there will be a large accumulation of things to read and it would be very stressful. If you must, you should repeat this informative entry every few weeks so I remember to go.

[mabfan]

Would you mind if I created a syndicated feed of your blogger blog here on LJ? Then all your LJ friends could subscribe and know when you've updated, without having to remember to check Blogger every day.

[xavcat]

Whoa. You can do that?

That would be amazing, providing you explain to me how this works and what happens. :) ...thus making you like every science teacher I've ever had that's hated me...*grin*

[mabfan]

There's a thing called RSS, for Really Simple Syndication, which allows websites to syndicate their content so other sites can pick it up and run it. Paid members of LJ can set up syndication for any website for blog that supports RSS, and then other members can read it. For example, I set up bob_greenberger a while back and added it to my F-list, so I'd always know when that blog got updated without having to check the site every day.

If your blog is set up for RSS, I'll do the same for you. And I think the ones on Blogger are usually set up that way automatically.

[mabfan]

It's done. Tell your friends to add cairokate to their F-lists.