Dada mail won't archive

Dada mail on the new host sends out fine but now I'm not able to archive what's being sent out. Baffled as to what may be the reason. Don't really want to have to debugging. Have to decide if really the archive is important or should I change to PHP list which is directly supported.

wordpress it is for gen12.com

After four years of not using my main domain gen12.com for any purpose other than email, I've decided to use wordpress as my cms application. "Helping Today's Tentmaker" will be the site concept for gen12.com.

I've also decided to try out wordpress.com and our 1st church-planting blog will be situated at churchplantingchiangmai.wordpress.com

wordpress is very open and I can port my blog to any other blogging application without losing anything.

Brainstorm it by Sitesell

I've been spending the last few days trying to brainstorm for my new site. It's a great tool, probably the best that I've ever come across in trying to work on a new site concept.

It's Christmas too. So if you want a "two for the price of one" deal, now is the time, click on the link

It's a great tool. You won't regret it. The only thing for me however, is the stuff I'm interested in may not really be all that profitable "moneywise" but infinitely and eternally profitable.

Dada Mail works great.

I've been using Dada mail for 4 years and it's a great way to send out mass emails. Hostmonster has an hourly limit for 500 emails. They don't have as many restricitions as the new powweb. I was able to migrate everything with minimal adjustments. Basically setting the right path to the lists and changing usernames.

Planning your website carefully

Planning! Prioritizing! Proceeding!

There's always so much to do and so little time. Choosing what to do first. What's important versus what's urgent. What's attractive versus what's necessary. These are considerations that need attention and discipline to follow through

Taking all things into account.

Planning! Planning! Planning!

Sometimes one major change can affect many little things along the way. For example, my profile photo disappeared.

Hostmonster is a snap.

1. Control panel is easy to navigate. Was able to setup my email accounts, subdomains and even install coppermine with little trouble.
2. Forgot to backup mysql database for coppermine so I guess I'm installing from scratch.
3. tech support is responsive.
4. At US$4.95/month, it's got an overall good balance of features for most anyone.
5. Very fast.