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Malachy

Malachy

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There seems to be a lot of blind praise going on here. It's not too great, here are some suggestions:

1. Learn HTML or get a webpage builder like Frontpage or Dreamweaver so you can make your own design. Templates are poor to begin with, and throw in the fact that they're unorginal...wooh...so yeah, make your own design. If you have AIM or ICQ I can help you with designing along the way.

2. Think up some content. As of now all I see is DVD reviews, and not just of Muppet DVD's either. There are a million possibilities for fun and creative sections, use your imagination!

3. Use a spell-checker before putting things on your site. Nearly-flawless spelling and grammar is an easy way to give your page a professional look.

Hope you'll take these suggestions into consideration. Good luck!
 
That Announcer

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Malachy said:
There seems to be a lot of blind praise going on here. It's not too great, here are some suggestions:

1. Learn HTML or get a webpage builder like Frontpage or Dreamweaver so you can make your own design. Templates are poor to begin with, and throw in the fact that they're unorginal...wooh...so yeah, make your own design. If you have AIM or ICQ I can help you with designing along the way.
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Too complicated, sorry. And I have little money to buy a pagebuilder. I may switch to Geocities soon.

Malachy said:
2. Think up some content. As of now all I see is DVD reviews, and not just of Muppet DVD's either. There are a million possibilities for fun and creative sections, use your imagination!
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It's a work in progress. I will get around to Muppet tributes, a photo scrapbook and more eventually. I'm in the middle of studying for exams now, so I can't do much for a week or two. After that, the sky's the limit. And what about my editorial?

Malachy said:
3. Use a spell-checker before putting things on your site. Nearly-flawless spelling and grammar is an easy way to give your page a professional look.
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What's wrong with my spelling and grammar?
 
That Announcer

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Hi Everyone

Hi all. I just put up some site updates and will be up with some pictures in a few minutes here. Check it out- I think you might like it.
 
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