The Blog of Harald

Mena asks “How are you using the tool?”:http://www.sixapart.com/log/2004/05/how_are_you_usi.shtml

Much of this information is elsewhere, but I’ll summarize here:

“www.cfrq.net”:http://www.cfrq.net/ is a personal hobby server. I set it up years ago because I wanted a secure, stable platform for my e-mail, and only later started experimenting with various web technologies. It has always been built from scrounged resources; an old 486, borrowed bandwidth, etc. The only remotely commercial stuff here is a small marketing site for Michaéla’s now dormant consulting business.

We personally have three “weblogs”: “The Blog of Harald”:http://blog.cfrq.net/chk/, “Michaéla – Thoughts”:http://blog.cfrq.net/mnrk/, and the RPG game log, “Gang Rolemaster Resources”:http://www.cfrq.net/~rolemaster/. The first two are individual author weblogs, but the game log has “9 authors”:http://www.cfrq.net/~rolemaster/aedor/authors.php?author=bob ; this is the site that is killed by the new license terms.

There are other weblogs here (although I think everything but “blog.org”:http://blog.org/ and “Greg Wilson, Day by Day”:http://www.third-bit.com/~gvwilson/blog/ are defunct). In the New World Order, they would have to deal with their own licensing, although they’d still get installation help from me.