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[villakid 93]

Hello everyone, I haven't been on for a while sorry, but if anyone has their own personal site, post it in here, I'm sure all the other fellow TBers would like to see them.

Click here to see mine


Ross

 

[Vorago]

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[DougP]

mines the first one in my signature.

i'm not an HTML guru so iWeb works perfectly for me.

 

[Diggler]

In my sig...

 

[lbpark]

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A joint effort between myself and a friend. Fair warning, it can be really offensive to some people.

 

[Bryan R. Tyler]

They're both in my signature.

My professional site for my artwork: http://www.bryanrtyler.com

My amateur site for my music, gear, and chord fingering charts: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

 

[basshawk]

www.johnnybazz.com

 

[Steph Dawe]

In my sig.

eta: my writing is here if you're interested.

 

[villakid 93]

Mines in my sig too, I haven't got a proper www. one yet and my sites not the best..........

 

[j-raj]

sig-line.

 

[MarkyMark]

don't really have a personal webpage but I have two band pages.

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They are both work-in-progresses so just bear with me on that.

 

[Komakino]

www.retrojunkies.co.uk

ignore the guestbook, it's been having some difficulties lately.

 

[Brad Maestas]

Very nice, Doug. I also use dot mac for my site. I'm still using their basic online page creator. I haven't gotten around to uploading raw HTML yet. Have you considered buying a domain that you can forward to your mac page? It's so much easier to tell someone to go to doug.com instead of web.mac.etc/etc. Just a thought!

Mine is in my sig. I've also found myspace and icompositions to be highly useful as well. They're also in my sig line.

 

[Kronos]

In the sig, yo!

 

[villakid 93]

I have tried to tell all my friends to join my forum and sign my guestbook but they won't

 

[Kronos]

Sometimes getting people to sign your guestbook isn't easy...but then again, it really isn't a big deal...as long as you get the website visits..

 

[DougP]

Very nice, Doug. I also use dot mac for my site. I'm still using their basic online page creator. I haven't gotten around to uploading raw HTML yet. Have you considered buying a domain that you can forward to your mac page? It's so much easier to tell someone to go to doug.com instead of web.mac.etc/etc. Just a thought!

Mine is in my sig. I've also found myspace and icompositions to be highly useful as well. They're also in my sig line.

thanks!

i have about 5 months left on my .Mac subscription. when the deadline approaches i will consider my own domain and just do a true website.

perhaps lots of chrome and flashing lights.

 

[villakid 93]

thanks!

i have about 5 months left on my .Mac subscription. when the deadline approaches i will consider my own domain and just do a true website.

perhaps lots of chrome and flashing lights.

 

[Brad Maestas]

Doug,
I'm not sure if you were hip to this or not but you know, you can still keep your .Mac page if you want and just buy a domain and have it point to your mac address. That's what I'm doing right now. I find their hosting to be solid and reliable although byte for byte, I could save some money by getting hosting through one of the big names. They usually don't offer dot mac's seamless syncing/backup capabilities, however.

 

[Brad Maestas]

website + chrome + flashing lights =