I’ve been doing some tinkering on my site this morning, and I’ve just come to the realisation that I am now sure why I run my own domain any more. The only reason I can think of is to keep some sort of online identity.
I haven’t bloggied (apart from this, of course) in months. I use twitter instead, as most of what I want to say can be summarised in 140 Chars.
I don’t use any of the photo galleries I set up as Facebook/Flickr/Picasa all work so much better
Lugradio shut down a year ago (although I still get a lot of traffic on this)
I did run a site for my Mother-in-Law’s dance school, and I have just found out that it doesn’t even work anymore!
I need to either resolve to do more on the site or get shut. My problem is my attention span. For example, I have decided to re-do the dance school site. I have also decided to do it in django. I strongly suspect that this will go out of the window, as I’m looking after Hannah on my own for the first time in the afternoon/evening and I reckon this will re-shape my priorites. Again.
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I know the feeling all too well.
I mainly use twitter, as it is so useful. I’ve stopped regularly updating my blog, and my main site only contains static content anyway. :/
Use django-blocks and its feed aggregator to pull in dynamic content from the sites you do update often, like twitter (seems a shame you’re not on floss.pro or similar, though). It’s what I’ll probably do for 90% of my personal site next update – there’s just never enough time to update it. Cobbler’s child syndrome – running around barefoot.
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