New Ways to Stay in the Loop (Mailing List FTW!)
Remember the old email mailing list we used to have? The one that I was forced to tearfully rip out of the site because it was too expensive to keep around?
Well it's back! Thanks to the incredible services put together by the FeedBurner team, we're able to offer a mailing list again! If you opt in, the new mailing list will send you MalexMedia.Net® updates in a ‘digest’ email which will be sent out no more than once a day. These emails mirror our RSS/Atom feed, which means we don't have to do any extra work to provide this service to you. It doesn't even cost us anything! (Or you for that matter. No ads in feeds!)
Note that we still don't have a mailing list just for Announcements the way we used to. The new Mailing list (and RSS/Atom feed) only shows things from the MalexMedia.Net® front page. I don't think we really need an ‘Announcement’ mailing list anymore, but feel free to let me know if you disagree.
Please also note that, for your privacy, we have not imported any subscribers from our old mailing lists. If you were subscribed to our previous mailing lists and you want to receive further updates, you will need to manually subscribe again!
To subscribe to either our mailing list or our RSS/Atom feed, please see our page about staying in the loop.
ttyl!
--Alex
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Comments
Rockin'!
Old Mother Hubbard sat in her cupboard,
Drowning her sorrows in hay.
Along came a spider who sat down to chide her,
But he could think of nothing to say.
What about me?
What does this mean for me, Malex? I usually check the site daily, and if I'm checking my email, I'm certainly checking the site at the same time. Should I sign up for email?
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We should take our comfort from God's word, not from the circumstances of our lives.
Benefits
My goal with the “Stay in the Loop” program is to give people options for keeping tabs on the site as conveniently as possible. If you're already checking the site regularly, you might not benefit from our “Stay in the Loop” options.
However, if you find yourself busy, and all you really want is to be notified when the new Splicky Mission or Malex Minute episode comes out…
Alex Markley
“The fate of a good technologist is to work on things that will seem silly in a hundred years. The fate of a bad technologist is to work on things that seem silly already.”