My main website, Garbl's Writing Center, is 15 years old this year. Actually, one part of it is. In 1997, I launched a one-page website called Garbl's Online Writing Resources. My main goal in developing that site was to learn HTML and website development and management. And I figured back then: What better subject to feature than my love of writing! I still use HTML coding to maintain the site.
[Update: I deactivated Garbl's Online Writing Resources in April 2019 because I was no longer updating its web links. But the Garbl sites listed below are still active.]
Since 1997, I've added many more links and pages to the Writing Resources section, and I've added (and eliminated) other big sections to the website. What's New provides a history of my website. I don't work on the site as much as I used to do, though I try to check and update the Writing Resources links occasionally. I still use HTML coding to maintain the site.
And, as I've noted at the bottom of several section home pages (emphasis added):
Whatever their acclaim and position, all writers need editors. I don't have one for Garbl's Writing Center, so if you spot a typo, unclear message or possible error, please let me know.
Here are other links to various free tools at Garbl's Writing Center:
- an editorial style manual
- a plain-English writing guide
- several guides to concise writing
Is your web site down for good?
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