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Posted 21st September 2009 at 01:00 PM by Ian

From today, any registered forum member on Four Thirds User can start their very own blog, right here.

Blogs and forums
So what is the difference between a blog and the forum? Think of a forum as a place to discuss things. It's a place where many talk to many.

A blog is different. A blog is about you talking to many; the focus is on you and your subject. Although you can respond by commenting on a blog, fundamentally a blog is about you and what you have to say; it's a soap box, if you like, or a mini website of your own. It's for you to publish your own articles.

Use the blog to publish your thoughts and ideas, and to share new techniques that help your photography. Information on a blog is less prone to being buried away, as it can be on the forum. Blogs won't replace the forum, they will supplement the discussions there.

If you are a member, there is no need to register again - your blog facility is ready and waiting for you to have a go. Simply go to:

http://fourthirds-user.com/forum/blog.php

..and click on Post to your Blog. It's much like posting a forum message, but from there the similarities are fewer.

You can tag your blogs to make them easier to find, you can save draft versions until you are ready to go public, and you can even set your blog to publish in the future at a pre-determined day and time. Pictures and videos can be embedded as well.

Why not have a go?
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