Demosite

TITC: a test entry

ginny — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 18:09:42 +0000

Trek in the City from Via Astris Subspace courtesy of Lyndon Gregorio

Ambersateen's Dawn Fairy

ginny — Fri, 09 Sep 2005 13:20:24 +0000

I LOVE my sister's work. Especially this one. Imagine she did this on photoshop using only a mouse!

Click on more to see her fairy

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Please note:This is not a Pay4Access site, but if it was, clicking on
more would mean you'd need to pay the pass to see the more part :D.
This is just to show a demo. I have not enabled the blogpass here :D

Pay4Access Walkthroough

ginny — Mon, 05 Sep 2005 10:53:05 +0000

This article is courtesy of JAngelo Racoma

How to earn from your Blog with Pay4Access

Pay4Access
is an innovative feature we developed so you can earn from your blog.
You can now earn from your blog by putting up your content on a
pay-per-access or subscription basis. Say, you're an artist, musician,
writer, photographer or expert in some field, you can now sell your
writings, music, photographs, and images to readers who will pay you
for a subscription to your blog.

Once a reader pays for access to your blog, he can now read all the restricted items in your blog.

Impossible Romance

ginny — Wed, 13 Jul 2005 15:09:54 +0000

If you believe the saying that love overcomes the impossible, you'll love this pic

Possibilities

Peter Juan — Tue, 14 Jun 2005 17:38:15 +0000

With a blog publishing solution as versatile and easy to use as
Calliope, blogs are not limited to being mere online journals. With the
degree of customization available and the ability to edit content with
ease, your blog can actually function as a mini website.

Allowing multiple authors opens up even more exciting possiblities. You
can use your blog as an information center, an online base so to speak,
for small groups. If you wanted to, you can even put out your very own
online newsletter!

Calliope allows you to create your own online albums as well, making it
easy to share precious moments with friends and loved ones. But why
stop there? With Calliope, you can just as easily make your own online
scrapbook. And with the ability to organize your photos into different
categories and post detailed captions and even include links, you could
actually take it one notch higher and create an online catalog.

I'm certain you could find more ways to use your blog. The great thing
is that Calliope helps you do it. So go ahead, let your imagination run
wild!

It's All about Communication

ginny — Tue, 14 Jun 2005 12:11:38 +0000

In our busy, sometimes hectic 24/7 world, communication is of prime importance. Now, anyone can have the standard webpage but it's interesting to hear from readers what they think of your articles. Aside from the standard comment and trackback features, Calliope supports your favorite communication tools, making interaction with your readers easy.

If you love to chat with and use so many messengers, no problem! Whether you use Yahoo Messenger, MSN Messenger, ICQ or AIM, they no longer need to remember all those user ID's. Calliope can show them your status on your blogsite. People can send you messages too, directly from there.

I'm sure that sometimes you'd prefer to talk. Go ahead! With Skype and FWD using VOIP, you can call no matter where you are in the world and still pay the lowest rates.

Calliope also has a tagboard you can write on and you can even network through friendster; Or maybe you'd rather send text messages with the help of Chikka, this way friends can get in touch with you even when you're not at the computer.

No matter what medium you choose, Calliope makes it possible for your site to be truly interactive.

Testing

Peter Juan — Tue, 14 Jun 2005 11:59:36 +0000

Allowing multiple authors limited access to a blog opens up even more possible applications. A blog can be used as a communication tool, an information center or an online base for small groups. It can also be used to create an online newsletter composed of different feature writers.