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Back to Episode 64: Customise Your Microblog with Miraz Jordan, aka @Miraz, with Miraz Jordan.

How Should People Start Out With Microblogging

Going with the basic micro.blog themes and writing nothing out of the parameters of what the site supports is a good place to begin. Worry about styling later. The important thing is to get the content out there initially.

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Episode 64: Customise Your Microblog with Miraz Jordan, aka @Miraz ·

Micro Monday

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  1. Who Is Miraz JordanShe is located on the coast of New Zealand and spent many years working on tech related blogs. She is now working on microblogs and sharing tips and tutorials.
  2. What Is Miraz Jordan's BackgroundShe started out as a journalism teacher. She then got involved in an adult literacy organization that had a Mac, which peaked her interest.
  3. Why Does Miraz Jordan Like Teaching Micro.blog Beginners?Miraz Jordan tells Micro Monday that much of the help around Micro.blog is written for people who are already past the basics.
  4. How Did Miraz Jordan Decide to Create an Entire Site of TutorialsMiraz didn't like some of the formatting on her blog and started exploring with ways to make changes. From there, she started experimenting and learning.
  5. For People New to Miraz Jordan's Site, Where Should They StartThey should go to the "Archive" section and explore from there.
  6. How Does Miraz Jordan Organize Her Micro.blog Tutorials?Miraz Jordan tells Micro Monday that the tutorial archive on her Micro.blog customization site runs from oldest to newest, and the lessons get harder as you…
  7. Is the Comments Section UsefulYes! They are not intended to be seen for people viewing your webpage.
  8. Where Can Listeners Send Tutorial Requests to Miraz Jordan?On Micro Monday, Miraz Jordan says she has just expanded the Contact Me page for her Micro.blog customization tutorials and added a page for future topics.

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