I was surprised to receive notification that an entry had been added to my guest book yesterday. This is the first time anyone has signed it since August 2006, although it turned out to be spam, so it doesn’t really count as a legitimate entry. Am I the only person who uses a guest book anymore? Have Web logs and MyFacebookSpace made guest books obsolete? I’ll keep my guest book link for archival reasons if for no other, but I was just wondering.
Although, my question might have more relevance if I actually had visitors…
(Yes, I know the Cuparium and Cuplog have readers — all three of you, bless your hearts.)
Tags: guest books
If I kept up a website these days, I would totally have a guestbook! I don’t really know why I don’t keep a site anymore. My internet provider used to give free webspace for every account and I had one through them but they switched to not allowing as much storage space or whatever and now I’m over my limit. DUMB.
Although I’m sure I have several pages lost out there in the interwebs and someday when I’m 50, I’ll find them and laugh.
You definitely need a Web site. And a guest book. And a domain name.
http://www.QueenCatie.com
Now, go register it and get it hosted by DreamHost.com, and whilst you’re at it, you can get a nifty 1-click installation of WordPress, which ruleth over all the other Web logs of the land.
Did I ever tell you how much I like your name? I’m going to name my daughter Catie.