Okay, folks, someone has suggested we use something called "Wet Paint". (see
www.wetpaint.com) It looks like it has great capabilities, and might be what we are looking for. Anyone have good or bad experiences with this? Thoughts or comments? Thanks!
Hi Necia -
ReplyDeleteMy name is Devin and I actually work at Wetpaint on the marketing team. I thought I'd forward you on to our Community Manager who can really help with the benefits of a Wetpaint site.
If you have an idea of what you'd like to use the site for Michael is definitely the man to talk to!
Michael is at Michael@wetpaint.com
I'm at Dhughes@wetpaint.com
Thanks, and good luck!
What is the purpose of your social media?
ReplyDeleteConsiderations: (1) waiting for CG-092S, CG-0922, and CG-6 to post blog/social media policy, (2) site
accessibility from work (google blogspot), home only since blocked at work (URL denied), (3) crossposting for
advocacy and increased traffic, (4) more unofficial CG blogs using stretch denim template, (5) appearance of
professionalism (other hosted blogs)
Guidance from other gov orgs:
webcontent.gov at http://www.usa.gov/webcontent/technology/other_tech.shtml
usa.gov at http://www.usa.gov/Topics/Multimedia.shtml
The Annenberg Center for Communication at USC has a comparison of most used blogging tools in gov at
http://www.ojr.org/ojr/images/blog_software_comparison.cfm
Google Sites offers free websites without ads at http://sites.google.com
The blog at govLoop provides a lot of insights.
Thanks for that very thorough and interesting post, anonymous!
ReplyDeleteFYI Wet paint is blocked from most CG workstations
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