Archive for the Online Communities Category

After over a YEAR of planning and composing, I’ve finally manifested my ideas into one great Wordpress Project. (more…)

Idiocy comes in many forms. This is predominately common for the online world.

If you haven’t noticed, blogs and other community-oriented websites (this one being a fringe example) become bombarded with this form of ignorance every single day. On average, I’ll read about ten to fifteen topics a day from clueless people that more or less destroy the IQ of whomever is viewing their messages.

If you’re going to make a post on a forum somewhere, or especially if you’re going to write a comment on this website, adhere to the following tips precisely! (more…)

Sorry if blog updates have been slow again, they’ve only been written about once a week (sometimes even less). (more…)

It seems like I’ve offended quite a few people with my list of reasons why Digital Point Sucks. So I’m opening an invitation to everyone who wishes to discuss my blog article more in-depth, exactly four months later. (more…)

This may come as sad news to most people that know me (online), but I will be leaving the two primary forums I hang out at the most, Webmaster-Talk and the Steve Pavlina Forums. (more…)

I’ve had this inquiry cross my mind a few times, “How do I make a (Insert object here)?” or “What is the answer to (Insert an insanely difficult problem here)?”.

Don’t you ever get tired of not knowing the answer to something? Or looking for something on the web, but come up on the short end of the stick?

For example, some couldn’t think of the name of a song, so do they do hours and hours of lyric searches, radio listens, among a variety of other activities that will get them nowhere.

So what’s the answer? Join a discussion forum.

I’ll do my best here to explain how to use a discussion forum properly and what is involved with them exactly. (more…)

I’m so sick of seeing webmasters making ludicrous offers like “Stumble Me, I’ll Stumble You” or “Free Diggs”. These “deals” undermine the entire concept of a social network like Stumbleupon or del.icio.us. (more…)

For those that aren’t familiar with DP, I’ve composed a list of one hundred reasons to avoid that place (in no particular order): (more…)