my free stuff for guest blogs and articles

I'm gonna try to get a big list going of stuff that I release for folks to use for blogs or articles and stuff.

This first one is called "keep those branches, twigs, rotton logs and Christmas trees!"

I've attached a text file to this post that contains the raw HTML.

When using these as a blog, I expect all of the links to be maintained. Use of the images is optional. Use of the videos is optional. I expect that you will give me credit for having written it.

For use as an article, you must use a bio for me BEFORE the aritcle appears and the bio MUST mention richsoil.com and permies.com. (I'll provide a sample bio later)

I posted this blog here: http://paulwheaton12.wordpress.com/2012/01/20/twigs-2/

And it should appear at makeitmissoula soon.

If I might suggest...

Make it brain-dead easy to share your stuff... Put an addthis.com bar up near the top of every page... Make sure to include icons for FaceBook and Twitter as well as reddit and SU... In fact, just include 'em all!

If it's not E-Z, a lot of people that would have shared, won't.

Posted... The Little Farm That Could

(Suggestions welcome...)

How's this: "Paul Wheaton spreads the word about permaculture via web forums, podcasts, videos and articles at a couple of his websites, permies.com and richsoil.com, where beginners and experts alike share information about how to grow your own food, build your own shelter, produce your own energy and generally live as sustainably as possible."

I'm going to post the link on my website, StocktonHarvest.com. Forgot to mention that!

Alright Paul, I went ahead and turned your wheaton eco test blog on make it missoula into an html document and attached it for people to use.

Would you like me to do this for more make it missoula posts?

If anyone else wants to help out with this, all I did was copy and paste the blog post into notepad, open the links in a new tab, and copy and paste them as an html link. For example, a link entitled "Paul Wheaton on Make it Missoula" looks like this:
<a href="http://www.makeitmissoula.com/blogs/paul-wheaton/">Paul Wheaton on Make it Missoula</a>

Suzy Bean!

I think that's awesome. And, yes, for all the makeitmissoula stuff that's mine over there would be great.

And I think that rather than using wordpad, it would be wise to use notepad and save it as a text file. Wordpad can sometimes add stuff that won't copy/paste well.

Here's one with notepad on the blog: Being Noble

And I fixed the earlier post to be notepad instead of wordpad. Will do more in another day or two!

I am working on putting out the html for the Saved 87% blog. Shall I do it without the drawings included?

In the meantime, I made an html version of the make it missoula blog on diatomaceous earth, and have attachhed it.

Suzy Bean wrote:I am working on putting out the html for the Saved 87% blog. Shall I do it without the drawings included?

Go ahead and use all of those drawings.

paul wheaton wrote:

Go ahead and use all of those drawings.

Do I right click "Copy link location" and plug inside an <a href=...?

Suzy Bean wrote:

paul wheaton wrote:

Go ahead and use all of those drawings.

Do I right click "Copy link location" and plug inside an <a href=...?

Well .... if we are talking about images, then I think you would copy the image location and then use an IMG tag.

paul wheaton wrote:

Well .... if we are talking about images, then I think you would copy the image location and then use an IMG tag.

So, does this look right? <img src="https://permies.com/permaculture-images/4906_1585/whole-house.gif" alt="whole house"/>

Suzy Bean wrote:

paul wheaton wrote:

Well .... if we are talking about images, then I think you would copy the image location and then use an IMG tag.

So, does this look right? <img src="https://permies.com/permaculture-images/4906_1585/whole-house.gif" alt="whole house"/>

yup!

Ok. Think I got it right. Here's the saving on electric heat html attached.

Who can I ask about using Paul's Bio from Make It Missoula?

Chad Ellis wrote:Who can I ask about using Paul's Bio from Make It Missoula?

Hey Chad, you are welcome to use his bio, he just asks that you use the links as well. I've attached the html for the bio.

Posted saving money on electric heat on http://www.Ellisfamilyokc.com

Chad Ellis wrote:Posted saving money on electric heat on http://www.Ellisfamilyokc.com

Liked and tweeted!

Thanks!

Did the html for the make it missoula blog on organic lard.

Here 'tis!

Posted! Thank you, Suzy Bean, and Paul!

You're welcome Jackson!

Paul - do you have a trick for putting a youtube in html for your blogs?

Did the make it missoula cast iron blog in html and it is attached.

Did the make it missoula blog for kids in missoula and it is attached.

I skipped 4 blogs in chronological order because I'm still not sure how to embed youtubes. If anyone knows, that would help me out.

Paul said to embed a youtube, I could just enter the url, so here I've attached the makeitmissoula blog on mullein in html.

Here is themakeitmissoula blog on the tiny house movement in html.

Here is a brand new blog that I just finished writing for makeitmissoula

It is now posted out at http://paulwheaton12.wordpress.com/

Once makeitmissoula has it up, I'll send an announcement out for them via the daily-ish email. So this is a preview for those that are active in the tinkering forum!

Suzy Bean wrote:You're welcome Jackson!

Paul - do you have a trick for putting a youtube in html for your blogs?

I just put the youtube URL right in the blog and it shows up all embedded like.

In response to Paul's recent email on using his CFL blog at makeitmissoula, here is the matching html for it, attached.

Sorry folks! I forgot about regularly posting here for awhile.

Anywho, I'm back...

Here, I've attached the html for a makeitmissoula blog on sharpening serrated knives.

Paul's makeitmissoula blog on saving on utility bills in html:

Here is the html for Paul's makeitmissoula blog on mt. sentinel.

Here is the html version of Paul's makeitmissoula blog on clean, sustainable wood-burning.