When blogging hit the web, it did so with a bang. Blogging is now one of the most |
popular forms of communication via the web. Before, web surfers would simply |
browse through sites with preformatted text on them. There was very little chance |
for a surfer to comment on a site or to offer their opinion on anything. If a surfer |
wanted to voice their opinion via the web, they had to start their own webpage. |
Starting a webpage is perfect for some surfers, but it is way too complicated for most. |
In addition, starting a webpage usually takes a small investment, which is something |
not many surfers want to offer up just so they can post their views. |
People today can find blog sites that offer blog space for much less than a typical |
webpage. Many sites will offer blog space for free. When you begin a blog, you will |
notice that they are all laid out basically the same way. Some experts will call their |
layout the last-in-first style. This is a very tricky name that simply notes that the last |
thing the person, or blogger, wrote will show up at the top of the blog. Most |
blogging software allows for this automatically. When you sign up at a blogging site |
and are given your own blog space, you will likely see that after you finish typing |
your post and submit it, the blogging software will automatically put your last entry |
at the top of your blog. This helps your readers stay current without having to scroll |
continued in part 2
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