When one website is not enough
by Volker Weber
Just found this in my referrers: Jeff Chaussee, who is running this site, is now not only running a second site of his own but rather three: Chausse.org, Ridiculent.com, and Webslice. com. I like his comment about Frontpage: "... learned to hack HTML, and gave Frontpage orders not to come within 500 yards of me." Myself, I got away from Frontpage with Fusion, on to Dreamweaver, and finally ended up with server side CMS.
Jeff, I am really flattered by your collection of notable techies. Better take a screenshot before you make up your mind. ;-)
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Well, what can I say? If something goes wrong with Groove.net, I know where I'll hear about it first!
To be fair, I don't exactly "run" Groove.net... there are other talented folks involved. But if something breaks, I'm often the one to blame ;)
While I have my moment in the spotlight - Ridiculent just "launched" today, but it's based on a long-running humor site I used to run. It's there mainly so I have a place to put stuff like, say, "Mobile Asses", other than Chausse.org, my "professional" homepage.
Webslice.com will launch, um, eventually. Don't expect anything revolutionary there, it's just my experimental attempt at building an ASP-type site from end to end. You may figure out what it does if you poke around Ridiculent.
Oh, and you forgot "HeatherHatesYou.com", my first attempt at designing a non-tech-oriented site.
Yeah, I like to keep busy. And I still have more up my sleeve... :)
To be fair, I don't exactly "run" Groove.net... there are other talented folks involved. But if something breaks, I'm often the one to blame ;)
That's my definition of "running a site". There are many talented people who run vowe.net but I am the one who owns the pieces when it breaks.
As for separating professional and other interests, I think the magic is in the mix. I know people from Vancouver who come here only for the ladies. [gd&r4c]
