Re: Help....I want to build a website for my light
Thanks alot !!!
All of you had great advise. I agree completely with you about the CRAPPY free hosting. I use geocities now, its not great, but I thought it was alot better than some other free ones I saw.
I graduated from a computer IT school. I am pretty good at HTML, webdesign, graphics and the like. My home page -
www.geocities.com/johntrotto - was made in about 4 days. So its not the best in the world.
Spelin and Gramer::: /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon6.gif oh, come on guys! OK, I admit, Im not tthe best speller in the world. But I have to admit, I dont take ALOT of care when posting messages. Now, on a website its different. I spell check things, and look over them. (yes I know this forum has a spell check button ) but hey, thats another 15 seconds! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif
Free Stuff: My main goal was not to get free stuff. I guess it did sound like that alittle in my original post. I was just wondering what it took to get to that level. And I was right in my thinking, from what you all have said. Lots of good reviews, lots of pics. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Pics: Thanks for the complimentts on my pics! Knowing me, my reviews will have TOO many pics. LOL
Same testing over and over: : : I agree, that while doing the same test on every light is good for comparison, each light has its place. And should be tested that way. As I said before, I am very hard on things, I would put each light through its own, unique testing, best suited to its features. And,,, in the real world. Sure, some testing will be done indoors, but alot will be done in the woods, water, ice, rain, dirt, and mud of the real world.
Well, to start with, the site will be on geocities. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif Hopefully alittle later I will be able to pay for good hosting. But this should be a good start.
I hope to start soon. But it will take a few weeks to start every thing up.
Thanks again for all the advise !