Site Upgrade Cont.
Posted by SmallTimeDrinker in Other Oddities on April 17, 2011 10:04 am / no comments
At this time all articles have been transfered to the new system. I expect there to be a few dead links and formatting issues I apologize for this. I will spend the next week or two reformatting each of the old articles in my free time.
I am really excited about what is coming up with this site. The new format will allow me to post more than once a day without pushing things so far down the page it is forgotten. Also, it will allow me to hit on multiple story types in the same day.
Whats next?
- Reformat Homepage to a reader friendly environment.
- Allow for a quick or breaking news section on developments in the beer industry.
- Create better interlinking of articles to allow a reader to learn more.
- Reintroduce advertising in a non-invasive way. I would prefer to be ad free but I do have hosting and design costs to cover.
The old blog format still exists at http://verysmallbeer.blogspot.com.
Thanks for reading and I hope the changes I make are beneficial to you. Cheers!
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