Librivox Korean Offical Blog/Cafe Site?

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 5:51 am

I don't mean to be rude or anything - but I have one question - especially admin - that can I make Korean Librivox Blog to gather Korean volunteers to help registering here, make instructions to newbie guide and update news and make suggestion on Korean books only?

Post by **TriciaG** » April 24th, 2015, 6:18 am

Sure. Just don't call it an "OFFICIAL" LibriVox site. The only official one is this one.

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 6:25 am

TriciaG wrote:Sure. Just don't call it an "OFFICIAL" LibriVox site. The only official one is this one.

Okay. Thanks for your reply, Tricia.

Kangaroo692 · Post by **Kangaroo692** » April 24th, 2015, 9:24 am

I could help you build the actual website, if you want. I don't know Korean, though.

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 1:51 pm

Kangaroo692 wrote:I could help you build the actual website, if you want. I don't know Korean, though.

Thank you, Kangaroo. I was worried about building a website - so I could get some help from you!

Kangaroo692 · Post by **Kangaroo692** » April 24th, 2015, 2:02 pm

jessieyun0404 wrote:
Kangaroo692 wrote:I could help you build the actual website, if you want. I don't know Korean, though.
Thank you, Kangaroo. I was worried about building a website - so I could get some help from you!

Can you PM me with some information? Thanks!

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 2:24 pm

Thanks for helping, Kangaroo. But one question - can I control the site?

I mean, can I make another topics and control them?

Kangaroo692 · Post by **Kangaroo692** » April 24th, 2015, 2:27 pm

jessieyun0404 wrote:Thanks for helping, Kangaroo. But one question - can I control the site?

I mean, can I make another topics and control them?

That depends... whatever you want to do. I can make that possible, but it would have to be on an online service.
EDIT: Wait, never mind!!! I forgot about something. I can let you do that without an online blog service (like wordpress, etc.)

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 2:28 pm

Then are you going to use online service or not?

Because.... I want to control the topics

Kangaroo692 · Post by **Kangaroo692** » April 24th, 2015, 2:29 pm

jessieyun0404 wrote:Then are you going to use online service or not?

Because.... I want to control the topics

I can let you control the topics, now.

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 2:30 pm

Kangaroo692 wrote:
jessieyun0404 wrote:Then are you going to use online service or not?

Because.... I want to control the topics
I can let you control the topics, now.

That's great. Thank you!

Post by **chocoholic** » April 24th, 2015, 2:47 pm

Wordpress.com is free and very easy to use. You just choose a template that you like; they host the website for you and there is no building to do; it's already set up. You control all of the content and can change it whenever you like. My own website is a wordpress.com one. There are also templates from wordpress.org (note the .org, not .com). With websites from wordpress.org, you have to pay for hosting, but you can customize them more.

Blogspot and Weebly are two other free website/blog providers, but I don't have personal experience with them. I know people who are happy with Weebly and have very nice-looking sites from them.

If you can produce a Librivox recording, upload it, and update a Magic Window, you can definitely manage a wordpress.com site (and probably a Weebly one too; I've read that theirs may be even easier to set up than Wordpress).

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 24th, 2015, 2:52 pm

Yes, Wordpress is an amazing site to use, but we're already made the site, but could use that too!

Thanks for your suggestion!

Kangaroo692 · Post by **Kangaroo692** » April 24th, 2015, 3:49 pm

chocoholic wrote:Wordpress.com is free and very easy to use. You just choose a template that you like; they host the website for you and there is no building to do; it's already set up. You control all of the content and can change it whenever you like. My own website is a wordpress.com one. There are also templates from wordpress.org (note the .org, not .com). With websites from wordpress.org, you have to pay for hosting, but you can customize them more.

Blogspot and Weebly are two other free website/blog providers, but I don't have personal experience with them. I know people who are happy with Weebly and have very nice-looking sites from them.

If you can produce a Librivox recording, upload it, and update a Magic Window, you can definitely manage a wordpress.com site (and probably a Weebly one too; I've read that theirs may be even easier to set up than Wordpress).

And also there is Wix and Webs and hundreds of others.

jessieyun0404 · Post by **jessieyun0404** » April 25th, 2015, 12:52 am

I have made the wordpress.com site. If you want to check it out to see it's okay, please PM me.