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 GLOSSARY OF BLOGGING TERMS
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The following GLOSSARY OF BLOGGING RELATED TERMS are often found on blog hosting websites.  Sometimes they are referred to in reference to "coding" (what you see behind the pages, the markup language that creates text,  images, and functions, putting them all in the right place before viewing a completed web page).  Other terms have developed from 'user friendly jargon'. Jargon is another word for slang, and user friendly is what it sounds like -- when a text, computer program or function is designed to assist the computer user (you) without the aid of other learning tools. Jargon means that enough persons have utilized the suggestion(s) of bloggers so that a term has become familiar and accepted.
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Both of these types of vocabulary, the technical and the user friendly terms may sound like greek to you at first, but with practice, and following the directions of the blogsite, these terms will start to take on new and promising meanings for a blogger. Hopefully they will assist the creative and fun part of building a webpage (BLOG). 
 
THE TERMS LISTED BELOW ARE NOTED AS FOLLOWS
    Terms all bloggers should know or have heard about.                                Technical term or website           Important for more advanced blogging, but no need to learn at start.       Non-essential but common jargon.                                                                                                                                    AGGREGATOR: A program or webpage which enables users to read the content of blogs using RSS or Atom Feeds examples:Bloglines.com                                                                                                                    ATOM: An  based file format used in the provision of Blog feeds. Championed primarily by Google blog service. BLOG THIS! Feature on Google.com toolbar to allow posting directly to a blog. Relevant in that Google now owns Youtube (popular vlog) and Blogger.com, a major blog site.      BLOGGER: A person who keeps and/ or writes a blog. Also the name of  blogging service.      BLOGROLL: a list of links to other blogs and websites commonly featured on blogs. (e.g. link lists or bookmarks).      CHICKLET      CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM or CMS as it is referred to. This is the backbones of the user management side of blogs. Most blogs have a user friendly file manager (where docs are uploaded) and the CMS is where scripts are changed, content is added/activated (plugins, tags and templates are controlled here). It can become very complicated and some blogs are becoming so sophisticated that the user starts with the CMS and builds the blog directly from the management side. Drupal (www.drupal.org) is a CMS blog that may become a standard for blogs of the future                           CASCADING STYLE SHEET    FLASH:       FTP: File Transfer Protocol: Many blog hosts offer uploading of scripts to web host, FTP refers to the method in which the files are uploaded. If hosts don't offer, many free software programs are available on the web.                           HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language: the language used in writing a web page      MEME: an idea, project, statement or even a question that is posted by one blog and responded to by other blogs, almost as part of the Blogosphere - or commication of blog communities. MySQL: PERL:      PHP: a HTML embedded scripting language for creation of dynamic web pages,(Wordpress and Movable Type plus others use this scripting)      PODCAST: multimedia file distributed over the Internet using syndication feeds, for playback on mobile devices and PCs. May also refer to downloading or streaming media (video).      POST: refers to an individual story or article on a blog, literally to post is to write an article or contribution, and a blog consists of multiple posts. SIDEBAR: Common format for blogs. Often there is only one "menu panel" which is the sidebar, located on the left or right side of the main content area of a blog page (the center).      TECHNORATI: credits itself with "The World Live Web" monitoring - indexing for blogs.They have their own website with statistics.      TrackBack/ PingBack: A system allowing a blogger to see which other bloggers have accessed a particular post, thereby sending a ‘ping’ between the blogs,      VBLOG/VLOG: Video Blog: a blog that consists of video posts.      WORDPRESS:- A blog host supporting both individual and group blog sites (two web addresses, wordpress.com and wordpress.org. Will install your blog for you if you have your own domain/host.      WYSIWYG:- Acronym for What You See Is What You Get. A text editor to mark up .html on webpages. Formatting tool used both online and stand-alone on computer.       YOUTUBE:-Another popular weblog host site that specializes in vlogs and photos. Free blog host.                                                                                                                      
 
 
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         A FINAL NOTE: THE LAST SEVERAL SHEETS ARE TO USE FOR SAVED NOTATIONS AND TO KEEP INFORMATION FROM ONLINE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS. IF YOU ARE USING THIS E-BOOK INTERACTIVELY TO VIEW, PLEASE PRINT OUT THE PAGE NOTES FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL USE.                                 
THANK YOU AND HAPPY BLOGGING.
             
 

 

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