There are a BUNCH of people who have hosting and online services for eMagazines for online format and viewing, but a quick and easy way to make weekly or monthly or even static content in a ezine format would be a big help. Something that has page turning and looks like a magazine, but that you do not have to pay someone a monthly fee for and you can do yourself. Maybe a “Ways to do an online magazine or newsletter” ?

It may be out there….but the common searches have not given it to me yet! THANKS

Respond | Cheer this | about 1 hour ago (May 09, 08:03AM)

It’s been gone for some time now.

Respond | Cheer this | about 2 hours ago (May 09, 07:06AM)

I was in Vancouver in January and used Google Transit – it was great. Vancouver is one of three Canadians cities that have offered their data to Google for these purposes.

Respond | Cheer this | about 3 hours ago (May 09, 06:10AM)

- view by date of release
- view by original-viewing date
- view by rating

Respond | Cheer this | about 22 hours ago (May 08, 11:16AM)

to pubertize: as in, the act of reaching puberty

Respond | Cheer this | about 23 hours ago (May 08, 10:16AM)

Love it! Thanks for letting me know.

Respond | Cheer this | about 20 hours ago (May 08, 01:33PM)

Andrew! Thanks for your posting. We are actually currently building Tablet Guides which will include nightlife spots as well as restaurants, shops, monuments, etc. Stay tuned! It should be live early summer.

Best,
Julie Waters
www.TabletHotels.com
julie@tablethotels.com

Respond | Cheer this | 1 day ago (May 07, 01:24PM)

i like the idea of a future list – at the moment i just have adopted and given up goals to keep them for later so i can access them and i dont forget about them.

so maybe there could be tabs saying
is doing …
has done…
wants to do…

and maybe
wants to start … ongoing goals
is doing … ongoing goals

Respond | 1 cheer | Cheer this | 2 days ago (May 06, 01:49PM)

That’s a good idea Pierre! Thanks!

Respond | Cheer this | 2 days ago (May 06, 11:28AM)

Hi Lee,

You’re very welcome. Though the 20 minutes it takes to do a Dutch translation stands in no comparison to the amount of work it must cost to create the videos.

It is one thing that dotSUB lacks: some sort of wiki style history of who worked on a translation (but that is something for a different suggestion list).

What you could do to encourage people to let you know who created a translation is adding a line “English translation by Lee LeFever” to the end of the transcript.
That way people could replace that line by one in the language they’re translating it in and add their name.

Thanks again for the great videos!

Respond | Cheer this | 5 days ago (May 04, 03:12AM)