Moblogging again

1st April 2006

Yesterday’s post might need some explanation. One of the reasons I changed to WordPress was so that I could post by email from a mobile phone. And as you can see from the formatting of the post it isn’t completely satisfactory. Still, it worked. . .if you can learn to ignore the odd = sign.

It means I can blog on the road, if I’m close to a computer or not.

Cruising the nether edge of the technology now.

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3 Replies

  1. Melly

    Apr 1st, 2006 at 4:28 pm

    And here I thought there was some mysterious meaning to the = sign I wasn’t aware of.
    Thanks for explaining :)

  2. Michael Parker

    Apr 1st, 2006 at 4:38 pm

    I must look into this WordPress. THanks.

  3. Wandering Willow

    Apr 1st, 2006 at 9:30 pm

    I think you should make up some mysterious meanings for the =’s, and make a whole mystique about them. That way, people will think you’re doing it on purpose, and will look forward to their appearances.

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