Diff for Blogging guidelines

--- Tue, 2008-01-15 21:19 by carolgeyer
+++ Wed, 2008-01-23 19:51 by carolgeyer
 Do <strong>not</strong> use Blogs if your primary objective is to:<br />
 <ul>
-	<li>provide links to other pages (use <a href="/node/add/news">News</a>, <a href="/node/add/resource">Resources</a>, or <a href="/node/add/calendar-event">Events</a> instead)</li>
+	<li>provide links to other pages (use <a href="/node/add/news">News</a> or <a href="/node/add/calendar-event">Events</a> instead)</li>
 	<li>promote company news or commercial announcements (use <a href="/node/add/news">News</a>, <a href="/node/add/product">Products</a>, or <a href="/node/add/service">Services</a> instead)</li>
 	<li>ask a question (use <a href="/forum">Forums</a> instead)</li>
 <p>
 Optionally, you may associate each of your blog posts with one or more subject tags. Tags can contain multiple words
 and should begin with a capital letter.
 </p>
-<h3>External blogs </h3>
+<h3>Blogs on other sites<br />
+ </h3>
 <p>
-If you blog about SAML on other sites, please add a link from our <a href="/external-blogs">External blogs</a> page.
+If you blog about SAML on other sites, please add a link from our <a href="/blogroll">Blogroll</a> page.
 </p>

Current revision:

Blogging guidelines

No matter what level of expertise you have with SAML, we encourage you to create a blog on this site.

Create a SAML XML.org Blog if your primary objective is to provide an ongoing journal to:

share your personal opinions and perspectives
relate your implementation experiences
provide updates from committee or user group meetings
recap conference presentations or webinars

Do not use Blogs if your primary objective is to:

provide links to other pages (use News or Events instead)
promote company news or commercial announcements (use News, Products, or Services instead)
ask a question (use Forums instead)
start a discussion (contact the site administrator to suggest a new Forum)

Inappropriate blogs will be removed from this site.

Naming your blog

You may designate a special name for your blog by editing your SAML XML.org profile. If you don't designate a blog name, your userid will be the default.

To name your blog, simply log in, click on your userid in the upper right corner, select the "Edit" tab, and complete the "Blog title" field at the bottom of the page.

Each post you make to your blog will be published under its own title and under your blog name.

Blogs on other sites

If you blog about SAML on other sites, please add a link from our Blogroll page.