If you are a Writer, your primary focus should be on that; on paper, on web, on ebook, but Content Production supercedes time learning publishing platforms.
We can help each other -- Ange's WF manual, the awesome MarkDown tutorial, an upcoming tool kit post for myself.
These can shorten the learning path to productive postign for new people, and we can see more people getting into it.
The number of accounts in WF instances is surprisingly low, considering how good the platform is, that it's free and easily accessed.
Time to change that!
People don't seem to know about it, I would promote locally, however there are too many freeloaders, who also then try and take credit for something I have told them about, I am not ego driven but it would be nice if they gave me some sort of credit.
I was asked months ago at a children's partnership meeting re websites, i sent the lady some info on where people could learn HTML/ CSS etc, I followed up, and they got one of their volunteers to do it, adj it was almost like , thank you now go away sort of attitude, people don't appreciate the amount of work that goes in to collating information for this.
Maybe I am just some mug that gets taken advantage of.
I generally share with people on a 1-2-1 with people who I know appreciate my suggestion to use something.
