Road Map
July 29th, 2007I have yet again decided to migrate to wordpress. More importantly, I have decided to migrate to a server-side software base. I found that iWeb, while being a good program for working with a .mac account, is purposefully lousy at publishing to any other service. Perhaps I will endeavor to make a program to better handle that. Beyond designed limitations, there is fundamental inadequacy of any client based software.
Why limit you input method when you retrieval method is intrinsically ubiquitous? I use more than just m computer and i certainly don’t expect everyone who reads this babble i put in my blog to read it from my computer. So I ask, why should I ever have my computer be part of that equation? I shouldn’t. That’s the point. I want to be able to update and manage my site from anywhere with complete independence. So..
I am returning to something that is familiar to me, WordPress. Yet, I am actively seeking out which other more feature rich content manager will suit me better. That includes the notion of pay-subscription content delivery and a community portal.
I have two specific implementations of such tools in mind. Proxy-Trails.com is my effort to bring a new view into the homes of all those nordic-track skiers and freesylers who have grown tired of pretending to stride closer to the bedroom wall in front of them. Been there, done that; I have since grown fond of bicycling. I like the fresh views and fresh air. My million dollar idea is to record the trails i travel and be the proxy for all those who do not or cannot visit the trails for themselves.
The second implementation is to collect my experiences of losing said sum of weight and to fashion a web community for all those who have also accomplished this feat, or are in-progress of doing so. In the media you can find a whole showcase of hyper-reality examples of extreme weight loss. None of this entertainment is intended to really stimulate duplication. Having been there, i know that no one can approach you to offer assistance. You must seek it out and be wiling to change. Who better to help guide that change than a whole community of loving people who want to duplicate the life-change they themselves have partaken in?
To my knowledge, WordPress does not suit the technical needs of these ambitions properly. I plan to establish both these services and use my programming education as a means of suiting the tools to my specific needs.
And again, 70and2.org is dead. I will be retiring it once halftheman.us is established.