In need of Some Freeper Help and Advice Getting a Web Site Up

November 15, 2002 | Self

[Elle Bee]

Trying to navagate through all of the offers and claims of those who build and host web sites ..... I'm lost in the weeds

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[Elle Bee]

Bingo

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[TomServo]

Here you go. I've had several of my friends sign up with this one. My wife, too.

[AppyPappy]

I'm a web developer and have multiple websites and it's a money loser. But if you really want to do it, get a copy of Netscape and use Composer just to create a few web pages. By the time you are through, you will know a lot more. Look locally for a web hoster. The wear and tear is much less when you have someone to strangle.

Good luck.

[MadIvan]

First things first - what kind of site do you want to build, and what's going to be on it? Message me privately if you need assistance.

Regards, Ivan

[Musket]

You're welcome. Don't be fooled by the whimsical nature of the Webmonkey site. They are part of Wired Magazine/Hotwired.com which was/is at the bleeding edge of internet technology. You won't be able to digest it all in one evening but hang in there for a couple/few evenings and you'll get the dirty-low down on all aspects of the internet and e-commerce so that you'll be better prepared to handle all the rip-off artists.

Yes, the Webmonkey's are liberals so some of the language may get a bit coarse at times, but it's not too bad.

Good luck!