Monday June 18, 2012
The Social of the Media
This is just a brief note about what’s going on here at Critical Miami. Housekeeping. Boring shit.
So, first of all, I realize that nobody has time to check in with a friggin blog every day. This is why I have set up some handy social media things which you can use to follow Critical Miami in whatever way you like. Hooray!:
- First and foremost there is a Critical Miami Twitter account that you should follow. Will tweet every time there is a new post. (You may also be interested in following me, Alesh, the person.)
- Additionally there is a Critical Miami Facebook page. If you are the sort of person who Likes things on Facebook you should most certainly Like it. I will be posting links to each article there, so theoretically you can follow CM this way, tho this is subject to the whims of Facebook’s news feed.
- For you sassy types, there is a Critical Miami Tumblr page which mirrors all the posts, so you can enjoy CM from right inside Tumblr.
- And for the last few people who still use Google Reader or whatnot there is still the Critical Miami RSS feed. (If you’re plugging this into Flipboard my hat goes off to you.)
Now listen up! Eyebrows have been raised at the large type and lack of sidebar on this site. I am going for a new-fangled, mobile-friendly thing, inspired by this Zeldman post and redesign. (His fonts make my fonts looks small!) I have moved some of the stuff that was in the sidebar (and links to the social media feeds) to the footer at the bottom of this very page. Your input in all of this is welcome. Links to archives and a search box will be comeing soon, but let me know what else you miss and generally what you think. Note also that I am seriously considering converting the comment system to Disqus, so thoughts about that pro or con are welcome.
Finally, I want to thank everyone for reading. This site has been offline for longer than it was alive, and the fact that I can come back and immediately have so much positive reaction is incredibly gratifying.
