Comments on: Two great free webstat programs http://cjwriter.com/2007/07/14/two-great-free-webstat-programs/ The Blog of CJ Levinson Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:48:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: alyndabear http://cjwriter.com/2007/07/14/two-great-free-webstat-programs/comment-page-1/#comment-20 alyndabear Sat, 14 Jul 2007 21:57:31 +0000 http://cjwriter.com/2007/07/14/two-great-free-webstat-programs/#comment-20 Hi Chris! Just popping over to say hello after seeing your comment on my blog, thanks very much for that! Apparently, there is so much to see in the US, that I'm going to be hard-pressed for timing, but since there is another year to wait for that particular trip, I'll work something out! I agree with you on Wordpress - it is a great outlet for writing, and it is very easy to play around with. I recently transferred from Typepad. I must say, having a favicon and the ability to manipulate themes is the reason I ended up going to an external host, but the basic functions of Wordpress are still what's important. Stat Counter is my, er, stat counter of choice. ;) It's great to meet you, I'll be stopping by often! Hi Chris!

Just popping over to say hello after seeing your comment on my blog, thanks very much for that! Apparently, there is so much to see in the US, that I’m going to be hard-pressed for timing, but since there is another year to wait for that particular trip, I’ll work something out!

I agree with you on Wordpress - it is a great outlet for writing, and it is very easy to play around with. I recently transferred from Typepad. I must say, having a favicon and the ability to manipulate themes is the reason I ended up going to an external host, but the basic functions of Wordpress are still what’s important.

Stat Counter is my, er, stat counter of choice. ;)
It’s great to meet you, I’ll be stopping by often!

]]> By: Cliff Burns http://cjwriter.com/2007/07/14/two-great-free-webstat-programs/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Cliff Burns Sat, 14 Jul 2007 14:32:13 +0000 http://cjwriter.com/2007/07/14/two-great-free-webstat-programs/#comment-19 Your Sc Fi Monthly site has always tempted me--popping by for beer and peanuts, hash out the latest books to be discussed. But...why waste time on someone like Kevin J. Anderson? This guy put the "ack" into "hack". D'you know he wanders around with a tape recorder, reading whole chunks of narrative into it, banging a novel out later and then zipping the mish-mash off to his publisher? You can't be as prolific as he is (Modesitt is another guilty party) without sacrificing writing quality. Writers like this don't have the slightest consideration for their readers or the legacy of fine scribes. They're part of the reason why mainstream and literary critics don't take sci fi seriously. They are mercenary talents who should have their thumbs cut off as a deterrent to others. Your Sc Fi Monthly site has always tempted me–popping by for beer and peanuts, hash out the latest books to be discussed. But…why waste time on someone like Kevin J. Anderson? This guy put the “ack” into “hack”. D’you know he wanders around with a tape recorder, reading whole chunks of narrative into it, banging a novel out later and then zipping the mish-mash off to his publisher? You can’t be as prolific as he is (Modesitt is another guilty party) without sacrificing writing quality. Writers like this don’t have the slightest consideration for their readers or the legacy of fine scribes. They’re part of the reason why mainstream and literary critics don’t take sci fi seriously. They are mercenary talents who should have their thumbs cut off as a deterrent to others.

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