How To Use

Free2Blog is powered by Wordpress MU, the multiuser version of one of the most powerful weblog programs available today. There are features which will allow you to design your Blog in whatever way you desire and chances are that you will not even use half the available features. You will have full administrator’s control over your Blog.

Come and leave your footprints on the sands of time…

By invitation only to those who would like to write and share about something that is useful, meaningful and helpful that can possibly make a difference for the better…to inspire, motivate, comfort or help someone out there.

If you share this aspiration, this vision, this hope…then write to me at admin@free2blog.com and briefly introduce yourself and the topic(s) you wish to write about.
If it fits the aspiration, the vision, you will be registered to enable you to login and create your blog(s).

Why would you want to go through this trouble just to get a free blog, when there are so many other more established free weblog sites around? Well, if you feel as passionate as I do, that we can each try to make a positive contribution to society through our writing and not have to put up with the thrash and rubbish and negative writings that litter some of the other weblog sites, then join me to make this positive difference to those who read our writings and those who may follow our “footsteps in the sands of time…”

To begin:

1. Write to admin@free2blog.com and describe briefly the topic that you wish to write about, and state your preferred Username. If it matches the aspiration stated above, you will receive your password.

2. At the Homepage, http://free2blog.com , login with your registered Username and Password (sent to you) and then click on ” Create a new blog ” to sign up for your own Blog.
3. Log-in to your Administrator back-end and change your password by clicking on “Users” and “Your Profile”.
4. Go ahead and edit the sample Post to make it your first blog post. Click on “Visit Site” to view your posting. You have full HTML control over your contents including inseritng images.
5. Take some time to explore all your Administrator’s controls and settings. Our time zone here is UTC+8 hours.
6. The difference between “Post” and “Page” is as follows:

  • A Post is saved and published as your typical Blog article, with the option for others to comment.
  • A Page is saved and published as static information, eg. Company Information, About Us, FAQ, etc.

7. Visit Wordpress to learn more about this very powerful Blogging Programe.