Here's a bit of a problem that hypocentre brought up - what do we do with comments on tutorials that point out errors, give suggestions for improvements or other comments that essentially require a chnage to the tutorial? What about other comments - along the lines of "I like this!"?

I thought I'd answer a few questions that no-one has asked (apart form me). How many people visit geologyrocks? How do they arrive? How long do they stay? Where are they from? I use two tools to tell me this inormation: google analytics and webalizer. The data I'll use here is from February, a short, but otherwise typical month.

As you may know, GeologyRocks uses drupal, a rather excellent CMS. This brings about a few headaches when trying to develop your own code for it as the content (i.e. the stuff you need to test out your new code) is in the database, not as a series of HTML files as for a static websites. To help me develop new features for GeologyRocks, I've set up a development environment for drupal-based sites. This is how I did it...

Method

The aim is to create three versions of the website:

Ok, here's my prioritised to-do list to get a few things sorted that folk don't like with the new site and some technical things that still need some work:

So, the first blog entry...hmm...what to write about?