Jon's Imaginarium – A New Website

[For The Popcorn]

You may remember the Jon's Imaginarium posts here a while ago. They were met with both praise and condemnation.

This forum doesn't have much of a maker focus, so it wasn't the best place for these posts.

To have a creative outlet, I have created the Jon's Imaginarium website. It's a work in progress but it should always be a work in progress. I haven't added comment sections yet but that's coming.

I hope the material I present there will be interesting and useful.

 

[ZipZapOuch]

Is there a rule on spam? Advertising your own or someone else's website or product here? If not, I've got some goodies that I'd like to generate some traffic on.

 

[Ian Rogers]

Its okay to do this if you stick the link in your signature ( as mine is ) and just say t in the text.

ZipZapOuch Not exactly spam! We have many members with linked content in the signature.

 

[schmitt trigger]

I liked your Jon's Imaginarium, but I believe that by hosting your own webpage will allow you to post more content.

 

[For The Popcorn]

I liked your Jon's Imaginarium, but I believe that by hosting your own webpage will allow you to post more content.

Thank you for saying so. I hope to provide a good stream of content that will appeal to makers, which appear to be a small subset of people here, but will contain information that will be useful to a wide range of people.

Truth be told, when I see a post has hundreds of views, but only a handful of likes and comments (some of which have been hostile), it's not rewarding. By having my own page, I hope I can reach more of my people. I have some great stuff coming out – stay tuned.

 

[JimB]

I just had a look at the Imaginarium, I particularly like the Easy Symbol Selector.

Keep up the good work.

JimB

 

[For The Popcorn]

Thanks for the kind words. They are appreciated.

I am adding links to PDFs where it makes sense so that useful information can be saved. When Digital-DIY cratered (not my site, just a frequent contributor), a lot of useful content was lost. Having PDFs available allows for personal archiving.