![[offsite]](../icons/globe-64x64.jpg){kind=icon}
Ralph's Offsite Content
Ralph's Offsite Content
The web-scape is full of public servers that that host information for you for free or for fees. I'm using several of them and I'm keeping this list to help me keep track and to let you know about the ones I find useful.
Click on the site's icon to see my content.
![[facebook]](../resume/icons/facebook.png){kind=icon}
The most common social networking site with control over
your "feeds" of information.
![[googleplus]](../resume/icons/googleplus.png){kind=icon}
Google's social networking site with an interesting approach to publishing
control and integration with other web apps. I prefer it to facebook,
but most people I know are not here, yet. Check out my
"rating"
at PlusCloud. Lots of people follow me, probably because of my mysterious
profile picture.
![[linkedin]](../resume/icons/linkedin.jpg){kind=icon}
a social networking site aimed at professional connections
![[delicious]](../resume/icons/delicious.png){kind=icon}
A social bookmarking and tagging service. Much more powerful than bookmarks.
Take a little time to explore the options. For example, on the right side,
select "tag options", then "view as cloud" and "sort by count". Wow!
![[geocaching]](../resume/icons/geocaching.png){kind=icon}
- a site dedicated to a search game for hidden boxes
all over the world. I'm a premium member of this site.
![[waymarking]](../resume/icons/waymarking.png){kind=icon}
A site dedicated to recording the locations of ... everything ...
all over the world ... go see to believe. Our porygon ID from geocaching.com also is registered here.
Writing.com - a somewhat commercial site with good support for writers (via access to reviewers). I've published one item and use the site to review other's works.
myspace.com - a crazy site with exceptionally poor web formatting on many pages. I may have one of the few myspace pages that doesn't scroll forever, or play annoying music, or jam your browser, or stretch off to the right, or have hard to read colored fonts over noisy backgounds. Sheesh!
