I've lost my website. Those terrible terrors at British Telecom have pulled the plug. The web hosting came free with my original contract. I think the word free probably worried BT--they're a huge corporate conglomerate, so such a word is likely to stick in their craw, poor lambs. And clearly they'd decided enough is enough and if I want web space I shall jolly well have to pay for it like everyone else.
Hmff, the indignity of it all.
And now I'm not sure what to do. I mean, do I really need a website? It wasn't exactly buzzing with eager visitors anyway. Is a blog enough to post the odd promotional stuff? Can one turn a blog like this into a virtual website (technically, I mean)? Or should I look to proper web hosting elsewhere?
I shall have to have a think.
Romeo and the Robots
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I'm very pleased to announce that I've sold my short story *Romeo and the
Robots* to *Nature *magazine, my fifth sale to that august publication. I
don't...
3 weeks ago
2 comments:
I lost my website when I pressed the wrong button and have never been able to figure how to get it back up. I don't miss it.
It just seems like a website can hold so much more info than a blog, although I suppose it depends how you use the blog.
Thanks for your thoughts, Cate...
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