Marj Tiefert

about me

http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/ - a personal website that includes a techie section with info and links for web and tech-writing stuff (etc.) at http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/work/index.html

http://www.tiefert.org/ - just a fun-to-do family site, not much content yet, except for my section

http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/stc/Coleridge/stc.html - I put this site together back in 1994 or so, when I needed to learn HTML and emacs and had just (re)discovered S. T. Coleridge (ya know, the guy who wrote The Rime of the Ancient Mariner). The hosting site re-did the top page and style later, so I can't claim credit or blame for that!

http://science.tiefert.com/ - website for my science editing services freelance business

http://newsletter.tiefert.com/ - my not-quite-a blog

some references I haven't seen elsewhere in AllMyFAQs

general collections

http://www.elsop.com/wrc/ - The Elsop Webmaster Resource Center

http://webreview.com/ - WebReview.com - tending rather more toward corporate than technical now

http://www.newarchitectmag.com/ - new.architect (formerly Web Techniques) - now emphasize strategy, but they still have product reviews

web design

http://argus-acia.com/ia_guide/ - Information architecture guide from Argus Center

tools

http://www.softwareqatest.com/qatweb1.html - Website test tools and site management tools

http://searchenginewatch.com/ - Search Engine Watch - tips, reviews, ratings, etc.

http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/work/software.html - My favorite tools for writing and managing websites

http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/work/scripting.html#rebol - A plug for the new REBOL messaging/networking/etc language

markup

http://www.mindspring.com/~mtiefert/work/markup.html - References for CSS, XSL, xhtml, XML

Some interesting stuff here, Marj. I'll have to invent some new categories. -- Jerry Muelver

Thanks! although I don't know how you found it or how the "www/" was in the URL. I thought I'd fixed it once! -- Marj Tiefert

and a question

Or do new questions have to appear before anyone can write an answer?

Jerry Muelver: Just post the question on a relevant page (Other FAQs is an easy-out option) to create the answer page. On the answer page, put whatever you think is a good answer. In the Summary box for the edit session on the page, make a note like "Is this the best place for this FAQ?". Someone will step in and move it around if there seems to be a better place, or everyone will leave it alone if it works best where it is.

If you have a major category idea, post a query on Talk to Me and see what it elicits.