This is just a test of Posterous' new web editing page for new and existing articles. Just uploaded an image and it appears as a smallish thumbnail in the editor. Not sure what sense that makes, but we'll see how it looks when I post it. Editing options for an uploaded...
Completing the transition to a new blogging platform, I've moved thesmallwave.com from my old WordPress blog to the new Posterous site. Further, I acquired thesmallwave2.com for my second Posterous site. With names like those, you can easily remember to recommend my...
Posterous announced a new feature that should make any blogger happy. Ever wanted a custom domain name for your blog? For example, to tell people they can go to "MyCoolBlog.com" instead of "myname.posterous.com"? You could do it this way: 1) Register the domain using...
This is a test of the emergency posting system. This is only a test. If this had been an actual posting emergency, you would have been instructed to link to an appropriate URL in your area.
But as sites become larger and more popular, and as the audiences become less knowledgeable and more general, comments sections frequently devolve into a 200 car pile-up of stupid. via cracked.com Too many sites to review them all and know for sure, but it does...
Well, I'm not gonna post it here, silly. I mean, if you're reading this than you already know about Posterous. I shouldn't have to convince you. However, if you're curious, I did post my impressions on my other web site: http://thesmallwave.com/2009/07/11/posterous...
In the last post I tried experimenting with Rich text formatting in an email to see how it would look in Posterous. Overall I'm pleased with the result, here are some observations. Color You'll notice that changing the font's color did not work. I actually tried...
I'm still exploring what I can do with Posterous. In reading about it more I see that if you use Rich Text in your email it's supposed to "just work" in terms of HTML formatting of the post. So I'm writing this in the Mac's Mail program (Rich Text by default), and I guess...
