Fansite Blogger – Sharing secrets, tips and tools for building a better Fansite
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I’ve been considering a premium video sharing solution for my video files. Currently I use Youtube to host my videos but I’m looking for greater control, particularly in terms of video statistics.
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I’m always looking for ways to add more interactivity to my blogs – useful methods of engaging readers and making content more relevant. While there are tons of products that promise to enhance content, very few deliver. Most just add clutter and detract from the focus of a blog or fansite. However I recently stumbled [...]
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Earlier today I was shocked to discover that all of the links on my Dollhouse fansite – WatchingDollhouse.com were broken. After doing a bit of digging I soon found out that my entire permalink structure had been reset to the default setting, resulting in none of my post links working. I quickly went about re-applying [...]
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I’m currently deliberating whether or not to move all of my WordPress blog comments over to a third-party comment system called Disqus. I have to admit, I was totally against such a thing a few months ago – I couldn’t understand why sites like Mashable, and many others, would choose Disqus over the perfectly functional [...]
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In my experience blogs are effective and user-friendly platforms for creating and managing fansite content. Over the years blogs have incorporated many of the features that make other platforms successful – from social media integration tools, to threaded comments, to content management features – blogs can be argued to be the meta-platform for almost limitless [...]
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The one thing holding this blogger back from going Disqus
by admin on February 22, 2010
I’ve been interested in using Disqus comment system on my blogs for a while now. I’ve tried it out on a few different occasions (twice on FlashForwardblog, where it’s currently installed), but I’ve never been completely satisfied – especially since the native WordPress comments does a good enough job. But is good enough, good enough?
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