The feedback I received on the long synopsis may be the best ever. Many of the reader’s comments overlapped, giving me specific areas to focus on, and I have every intention of emailing this tomorrow, just like I’d planned. So raise your glass, or mug, or whatever, and join me in toasting Sarah, Matthew, Vanessa, Dane, Ian and Tony for a job well done. Kristy had offered to help, but life got in the way (this is me officially letting her off the hook). She still gets the brownie points, because it means a lot that she was interested in the first place. So to all my critters, thank you so much! If this thing lands me a deal, you will have had a direct hand in getting me there.
On a technical note, did you know you can register on my website? I didn’t either, until I did some snooping around my WordPress dashboard. If you have an avatar which shows up on every other site but this one, registering as a user might fix it. I’m not sure how it works, so if anybody tries it out, could you tell me about your experience? The link is in the upper right-hand corner of the header.
We are happy to help you. And will do it again. :)
Hey! What the heck happened to my avvie?!
Oh, never mind … guess I have to log in. Heh.
I’m happy to help you Lovey, always. *hug* And rooting for your success too. :D
You can also get a picture by registering on gravatar.com
Anytime you enter your email on a wordpress-powered blog (and several other blogs) the blog asks gravatar.com if it has an avatar for that email address.
That’s why my avatar shows up.
Users with wordpress.com accounts already have that enabled somehow, as gravatar and wordpress are owned by the same company.
Darcknyt’s avatar wasn’t showing up. I know he’s a wordpress dude, and I think he also has a gravatar, so I’m not sure what the problem was. I’m not a techie enough person to be able to know if it’s the site or the software or what. Now he has to sign in, so that might be tedious, but so far it’s the only thing that’s let his avatar show.