This is a sample blog for everyone to see just how things work. Feedback would be much appreciated as this is my first try at running blogs.http://faithjoplin.com/Faithblog/blogs/sample_weblog/default.aspxhttp://faithjoplin.com/Faithblog/blogs/sample_weblog/default.aspxCommunity Server2006-02-07T14:11:00Zf1839ccb-12fa-4540-81b7-7fb854625f7f:72006-02-10T20:14:00ZWe need everyone to join up and get going with the Blog and Forum sites.&nbsp; I have never ran a Blog or Forum site before.&nbsp; Having said that I want everyone to give input so we can make this site worth going to for all our church members young and old.&nbsp; Thanks in advance for your support.<img src="http://faithjoplin.com/Faithblog/aggbug.aspx?PostID=7" width="1" height="1">0http://faithjoplin.com/Faithblog/blogs/sample_weblog/commentrss.aspx?PostID=7f1839ccb-12fa-4540-81b7-7fb854625f7f:22006-02-07T21:11:14Z <p>A weblog (blog) is an online journal you can use to share thoughts, ideas, gripes, project status, or anything else you want. Blogs allow you to be a contributor rather than just a bystander.</p> <p>Postings are arranged chronologically and can be categorized depending upon how the administrator has configured the system. You can view a post by clicking on the title from the home page where all users' posts are collectively shown. Once viewing a blog you can read other posts by that person or provide comments on postings.</p> <p>Creating new posts is quick and easy. If you have the ability to post you should see a link (usually on the left) on your weblog's home page: new post. Clicking on this link takes you into your blogs administration pages for creating new posts.</p> <p>If you don't have the ability to post, contact the site administrator and ask for your own blog.</p> <p>Happy Blogging!</p><img src="http://faithjoplin.com/Faithblog/aggbug.aspx?PostID=2" width="1" height="1">1http://faithjoplin.com/Faithblog/blogs/sample_weblog/commentrss.aspx?PostID=2