Topic: General stuff
I'm back .. after promising several times to write more regularly about Qumana's tools and blogging.
Apologies to all and sundry. I ended up having a quite severe case of salmonella (my doctor told me that is was one of the worst cases she had ever seen, and that people sometimes (tho' rarely) die from salmonella.
All I know is that it was very uncomfortable for much too long.
Anyway .. I am sure you don't want any more details ;-)
Qumana continues to find new users who like the simplicity and clarity of the interface. One of the Seattle newspapers called us when Microsoft released their blogging application and asked us if MS had copied our tool. We think so, by and large .. the interface is much too similar to avoid the speculation altogether.
Using Qumana makes the process of blogging much easier, and much more closely connected to your personal train of thought (at least I find that). Qumana makes it easy to switch back and forth between sites where you are gathering some content, or copying links, and then coming back to the editing window to create the links or add some more text, drop in a photo or a video clip, and with one click and a word add an advertisement and/or a Technorati tag to your post.
Lycos and Qumana also offers bloggers the one-click Q-Ads tool, an incredibly easy-to-use tool that lets users publish keyword-driven advertising to almost all blog platforms .. making it a very easy process to inject advertising into blog posts.
We think that the Support sections on the main Qumana web site are comprehensive and useful, but if you have any questions whatsoever, please feel free to ask in the comments section or email me at jon @ qumana.com.
In addition, many of the previously published blog posts on thjis blog provide users with tips and tricks that help in the process of making your blogging easier.
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