Am I The Victim Or The Crime?

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February 23rd, 2008 by Rocky

I am trying to get the hang of this blogging thing. I am pretty illiterate in all things computer and am fumbling around learning how to do the stuff that the rest of the bloggers do. Like list multiple links in the same post without having them all turn into the first one posted…stuff like that.

With that in mind I am going through my blogroll and mentioning all of them. If I post all links in different articles it is twofold. One; I want each of them to get the recognition they deserve. Two; I don’t know how to do it any other way, yet.

One of the blogs I like to visit often I discovered on the Blogroll Amnesty Day weekend. I like the presentation of his ideas. you can find plenty of links to stories from a wide spectrum of views. David Weisman writes daily using The Art Of Peace.

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  1. thepoliticalcat Says:

    Heyo,

    I’m not the most expert HTML guru out there, but I’m always happy to help out. Ask me anything.

    How to put multiple links on a post: You can hand-hack the HTML or you can use the tools your blogging software provides. I don’t know much about your blogging tool, but it should have a “Edit HTML” tab, or something that will let you look at the raw HTML. You select the word or phrase you will use to indicate the link, then click the symbol for linking in your posting tool. This means you need a series of words or phrases, each of which indicates a link.

    Thus, ThePoliticalCat MiddleEarth Pissed on Politics etc.

    To add a link using HTML: Left angle bracket a href equals sign open quotes (copy the URL of the site or post you want to add and paste it here) close quotes right angle bracket Name of site or word or phrase indicating what the link is about Left angle bracket backslash a right angle bracket.

    Repeat for each link.

    Does this make sense? Let me know if it helps, or what else I can do to help.

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