You'll need a few minutes to read this. But I'm not gonna' sneak in a surprise challenge at the end or a guilt trip. It's direct, to the point and as concise as I could make it.
HELLO Y'ALL! I'm at a crossroads as far as making my website a members only place that's password protected and secure. It's where I and the members, but me mostly, control what is written, offered, etc., etc.
For me the content wouldn't have cursing, graphic sexual references, and the like. What would be allowed is free discussion about anything. Remember to be polite, civilized, and informative. Yes appropriate humor for that site would be allowed.
There would be merchandise for sale from vendors that I trust. Information about events that are appropriate for the website members.
Yes this has been done before. It is called FB. I'm not out to just make money. Would I need to generate an income, of course. But I've learned to live on not a lot. No it would not be equivalent to or competitive with FB etc. It would be a pleasant, productive, experience for the members.
There would be a limited number of members, each paying a monthly fee. It will be password protected. Anyone willing to abide by the rules and code of conduct would be welcome, regardless of whatever they do in life.
Additionally, anything I write would be available in digital form. I'm not a publishing company. I'm considering some printers, but that would cost. I'm not hiding the fact that if you want something in your hand, you'd have to cover the cost of what it costs to produce and ship it. But with a members only site I wouldn't add an exorbitant author's fee. I know my writing is no good and not worth much. So there.
Second option. Make it available to all public, but then there'd be a whole 'nuther set of issues. At the url following I've set up a quick example of the members only website. https://www.davidgreenlee.com/
Y'all don't need an example of the public thing. You know what that's like. Why am I even asking your opinion? Because y'all have been a God-given source of help, personal and financial. We've gotten to know each other.
Somebody say something. Don't just stand there like a bunch of idiots! Y'all aren't idiots and there's something good about all of y'all. Well most of y'all.
There's not gonna' be anything hidden when you're dealing with me. I'm not gonna' tell you everything about me. There's a limited amount of people that know that. But you'll always know what I'm up to because I'll just flat out tell you, "I'm doin' this".
If you don't like it go away. There I'm done. Love y'all, please comment.
HELLO Y'ALL! I'm at a crossroads as far as making my website a members only place that's password protected and secure. It's where I and the members, but me mostly, control what is written, offered, etc., etc.
For me the content wouldn't have cursing, graphic sexual references, and the like. What would be allowed is free discussion about anything. Remember to be polite, civilized, and informative. Yes appropriate humor for that site would be allowed.
There would be merchandise for sale from vendors that I trust. Information about events that are appropriate for the website members.
Yes this has been done before. It is called FB. I'm not out to just make money. Would I need to generate an income, of course. But I've learned to live on not a lot. No it would not be equivalent to or competitive with FB etc. It would be a pleasant, productive, experience for the members.
There would be a limited number of members, each paying a monthly fee. It will be password protected. Anyone willing to abide by the rules and code of conduct would be welcome, regardless of whatever they do in life.
Additionally, anything I write would be available in digital form. I'm not a publishing company. I'm considering some printers, but that would cost. I'm not hiding the fact that if you want something in your hand, you'd have to cover the cost of what it costs to produce and ship it. But with a members only site I wouldn't add an exorbitant author's fee. I know my writing is no good and not worth much. So there.
Second option. Make it available to all public, but then there'd be a whole 'nuther set of issues. At the url following I've set up a quick example of the members only website. https://www.davidgreenlee.com/
Y'all don't need an example of the public thing. You know what that's like. Why am I even asking your opinion? Because y'all have been a God-given source of help, personal and financial. We've gotten to know each other.
Somebody say something. Don't just stand there like a bunch of idiots! Y'all aren't idiots and there's something good about all of y'all. Well most of y'all.
There's not gonna' be anything hidden when you're dealing with me. I'm not gonna' tell you everything about me. There's a limited amount of people that know that. But you'll always know what I'm up to because I'll just flat out tell you, "I'm doin' this".
If you don't like it go away. There I'm done. Love y'all, please comment.
