Coming back

It’s been over a month since my last post… which sounds a bit like the start to my childhood confessions (”Bless me father for I have sinned. It’s been one week since my last confession…”).

I didn’t expect a ton of comments, or any really, without some promotion of my blog. However, I read instead that I should build up some comment-worthy material and then trying to promote my blog. That way, an interested visitor who stumbled across the link could see the site, read a range of blog entries, and decide whether it was worth it to come back to the site.

So in the last month:

• I also changed the page banners to rotate some nicer graphics. One of them was taken by me, the other three by my husband. One is of a field in Missouri and the other three of some beautiful parks and scenery from Washington State.
• I’ve updated 32 pages from the old cobbled-together hand-coded html pages to the new leaner, cleaner format, and tagged and indexed them in the main article index.
• This has also meant reviewing each page and in many cases grimacing as I realize how out of date some of it was. I spent a few hours today updating an Introduction to Intimate Partner Violence and doubled the amount of information there and added 16 new references.
• I’ve also been trying to generate some ideas for new blog topics. Those should be coming soon…
• Finally, I’ve been bug testing the final version of my Getting Things Done wiki.  I also updated and am almost finished with a wiki for recording and tracking student issues which I hope to post this month.

As always, thanks for checking out PsychPage!
Richard