After over 9 months of beta testing, Vagabond Journey now has a mechanism multiple users to blog on the site. We have stretched out our arms and have made the site open to hundreds of travel writers to participate in one big blogging community. Go to Vagabond Journey Blogging Community The above link goes to [...]
Published on November 11, 2010
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After over 9 months of beta testing, Vagabond Journey now has a mechanism multiple users to blog on the site. We have stretched out our arms and have made the site open to hundreds of travel writers to participate in one big blogging community.
Go to Vagabond Journey Blogging Community
The above link goes to a page where excerpts from recent posts from all blogs on the network are consolidated onto a single page. This means that each new post from each individual blog on the system will be posted to this “community” blog, which allows readers easy access to all bloggers. When someone clicks on one of the links in the excerpts on this page, they will be taken to the post on the blogger’s individual blog.
A good example of a travel blog on Vagabond Journey can be found at Reader Travels Vagabond Edition.
You can get a blog like this on Vagabond Journey too, just go to JOIN COMMUNITY – Get a free travel blog.
We are currently looking for more bloggers to join this community — so if you are currently blogging we present the option to easily move your blog over to Vagabond Journey, or if you want to begin blogging feel free to do so here.
JOIN COMMUNITY – Get a free travel blog
Sign up is easy, and getting started is even easier. The system uses WordPress, which is very easy to learn how to use. Click on the link above to get started.
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About the Author: VBJ
I am the founder and editor of Vagabond Journey. I’ve been traveling the world since 1999, through 90 countries. I am the author of the book, Ghost Cities of China and have written for The Guardian, Forbes, Bloomberg, The Diplomat, the South China Morning Post, and other publications. VBJ has written 3687 posts on Vagabond Journey. Contact the author.
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November 12, 2010, 3:30 pm
LinkWade,
Whats your laptop situation now. I have a 1 yr old 14″ Toshiba with webcam, DVD burner, a 320 GB HD and 4 GB RAM. I am going to replace it for a lower size/weight “Slate” and have started using a iPod Touch handheld already, which has WiFi Internet. Since I can use my iPod Touch for Skype calls and Blog browsing, banking and such … do you need my laptop now (sin precio)? I will wait until more types of Slates reach market early in 2011, maybe even in the Christmas season this year. I’d get an Apple iPad now (sounds like a feminine hygiene product, huh?) but in Jan, I can get the next upgraded iPad model…so I will use my handheld and for now ditch the laptop.
I’m going to Guanajuato, MX in a week or so (waiting around farther north, either in the States or Northern Baja Calif – until my Mexican ID, the FM3 is issued – a local pickup is required). Then I’m figuring on going to Panajachel, Guatemala via San Cristobal. If you are still bereft Compu I’ll bring this laptop along to leave with you. Let me know, otherwise I won’t be carrying it along for you.
What does this laptop need? A Clean Install to remove my personal info and you’d have to do your own Install. A Recovery DVD was never included so you’d need a copy and a Keycode from someplace, possibly even buying the OS. The screen display has a volcanic dust crazing line but is unnoticeable when operational.
Write me back – this is my 2nd note and I am likely packing within a week to go someplace.
best,
– Chris
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November 13, 2010, 11:51 am
LinkHello Chris,
Really love living down stream on the electronics river from you!!!! Thanks!
Well, I just picked up a cheap little Compaq netbook, but I cannot say that it is too powerful of a computer, and I am a little limited as to what I can do. So, to answer your question, I do have a computer, but, man, your offer of a REAL computer with a REAL amount of RAM and a REAL hard drive is really tempting!
I don’t want to sound greedy, but, if you are looking to drop this computer, I would love to work on a real machine for the first time in many years!
Well, any way we slice it, you should definitely stop by San Cristobal and meet up on your way south. Would be great to drink a beer or two together again.
Thanks,
Wade
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