Do You've A Personal Web Site/site?

[achban]

What do you placed on it, if you have one particular? How often would you upgrade it? Could it be cost-free or would you invest monthly? Do you have personal informative information on it?

[porter]

I've an world wide web website and a weblog I pay nothing at all for the blog are paid by me annually for the net website. They each are focused around my municipal Celebrant exercising, and while, naturally, they're person, no there are no pictures of my dog, my companion or our final holidaydecorations. I post for the blog three or four instances per week I update the internet web site every single couple of weeks. Several internet providers can give you a free of charge web page with page building software to generate it straightforward to set up.  why you need to have a single Prior to you do this, you must possibly make a decision... funnyvalentine 77 weeks previously Please register to provide a supplement. Please confirm your account to provide a supplement. Please register to provide a note. Please confirm your account to provide a message.

[Maximo]

www.glacierdragon.com I do my dad's business website and return mooch server space on his account for free.  So technically it's fee, but I don't pay for it.   I have no personal information on it unless you want to count my personal opinions.  =)  It's a range of fun and educational stuff.  Some shopping site suggestions.  A weather station with weather stickers from various areas that I update occasionally.   I update it when I have something to add and the time to do it. (And a working windows computer because I have yet to find coding software on Linux that I like.)   I also link to a gallery of photos that I have taken.  Prints can be ordered as regular photos of all sizes or even t-shirts, mugs, aprons.  So that's fun, too.   I haven't changed the design of the site in about 5 years, but it just really works for me.  I just update data and links.  The site is actually meant for me to keep a lot of things in a central location.  Jokes I like, links to the weather, links to places to buy gifts.  That way, no matter what computer I'm on, I have access to it.  Like a portable favorites list.  I'll also refer people there for things I have on the site.  Easier to email a link...   But if other people like the site and use it, all for the better.  =) GlacierDragon 77 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[chokichi]

My info is at http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=65642320 I update it every few weeks.  There is personal info there.  I had a website, but it's temporarily down.  There is on fee for it.    quandryhere 77 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[jaren12]

it every few weeks.  There is personal info there.  I had a website, but it's temporarily down.  There is on fee for it.   

[Comyn]

Yes Yes, I have a personal website.  Actually, I have more than one, but they are all located within the same server space.  The primary one is located at http://www.timothyfish.net.  At first I had it so that I could test some stuff that I did not want to crowd the church website until I was ready for it, but now that I have a couple of books out, I use it to inform people about my books and as a place to publish information that I think might be useful.   I leave out the really personal stuff, like my address and phone number.  I pay about $7 a month for my website.  I update the site as the mood strikes me. ACWebMaster 77 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Reiner]

I do my dad's business website and return mooch server space on his account for free.  So technically it's fee, but I don't pay for it.   I have no personal information on it unless you want to count my personal opinions.  =)  It's a range of fun and educational stuff.  Some shopping site suggestions.  A weather station with weather stickers from various areas that I update occasionally.   I update it when I have something to add and the time to do it. (And a working windows computer because I have yet to find coding software on Linux that I like.)   I also link to a gallery of photos that I have taken.  Prints can be ordered as regular photos of all sizes or even t-shirts, mugs, aprons.  So that's fun, too.   I haven't changed the design of the site in about 5 years, but it just really works for me.  I just update data and links.  The site is actually meant for me to keep a lot of things in a central location.  Jokes I like, links to the weather, links to places to buy gifts.  That way, no matter what computer I'm on, I have access to it.  Like a portable favorites list.  I'll also refer people there for things I have on the site.  Easier to email a link...   But if other people like the site and use it, all for the better.  =)

[Wambleesha]

I pay nothing for the blog; I pay 120.00 a year for the web page. They both are centered around my civil Celebrant practice, and while, by nature, they are personal, no; there are no photos of my dog, my partner or our last holidaydecorations. I post to the blog three or four times a week; I update the website every couple of months. Most internet services will give you a free web page with page building software to make it easy to set up.  Before you do that, you should probably decide why you want one....

[Vaiveahtoish]

Yes, I have a personal website.  Actually, I have more than one, but they are all located within the same server space.  The primary one is located at http://www.timothyfish.net.  At first I had it so that I could test some stuff that I did not want to crowd the church website until I was ready for it, but now that I have a couple of books out, I use it to inform people about my books and as a place to publish information that I think might be useful.   I leave out the really personal stuff, like my address and phone number.  I pay about $7 a month for my website.  I update the site as the mood strikes me.