The “web elite snobbery” is really a loose term. When I mean web elite, I mean the following: 1. Those who have high standards when Read More →
Facebook Feed Changes, Eliciting Negative Feedback
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Recently Facebook rolled out their new feeds, yep, feeds as in more than 1. One is the Live Feed which is somewhat like the old Read More →
PRESS RELEASE: Fan History is Breaking Wiki Size Barriers
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In May 2009, Fan History became the biggest MediaWiki-based wiki that is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. Sleepy Hollow, Illinois – If you are Read More →
Michael Jackson
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I was — I am – a child of the ’80s. It’s a label and designation I embrace with a certain pride and a lot Read More →
SEO advice: Commenting on blogs
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This topic came up on site-reference.com and it is a common topic for people looking to improve SEO. It is important to know about because Read More →
Pictures from Chicago’s Pride Parade
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Disclaimer: This has very little to do with fandom or marketing issues that might be of interest to fans. Yesterday, I attended Chicago’s Pride Parade Read More →
Using Twilight to promote another fandom?
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This morning I received an interesting email from one of the fan groups for Fiction Plane, an alt/rock-group which has been around for a number Read More →
Can LadySybilla and Russet Noon hang on long enough to change fandom?
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I’ve been following the Russet Noon situation with a lot of interest; it’s like the Star Wars book situation meets RDR that’s been crossed with Read More →
Whose art is it, anyway?
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Art theft. It’s a major problem in the science fiction and fantasy art communities–and not just for the artists. It’s also a problem for those Read More →
Fast Food, Not The Best Deal For A Family On The Road
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This past weekend, my boyfriend took his son, my own son, and myself up to Springfield, Illinois. Along the way we ate breakfast at McDonalds Read More →
What Is “Free”?
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It is a fairly common thing to see the following online: free Ipod, free laptop, free digital camera, free money. What person does not like Read More →
Mommy Blogging and Site Disclosure Policy: Is it For You?
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Disclosure policies are something that bloggers are creating on their own, or using websites like DisclosurePolicy.org for several purposes: 1. Inform readers that you may Read More →