You know what? The word “webmastering” seems to be quite dilemmatic here. A friend of mine made fun of my using of “webmastering” as one category in this holy blog. Well, to him, as far as I’m concerned, the word is too holy for me to use. Okay, okay, although quite practiced with Macromedia Dreamweaver (hehehe…), I admit that I know relatively little about cPanel. Oh no! Listen up, bro:
To me, this very me, webmastering is as mundane as any other words you might conceive. Okay, then, if you think that webmastering is involves mastery of such things as “how to boost PR”, “how to make your site coo,” “how to modify WordPress CMS”. No problems. That’s the core of webmastering. But you know what, there’s another aspect of webmastering called “content aggregation”. Lo! That’s where I do stand in my day job, man! Well, actually I began as a web-translator, a mere web-translator. With the course of time, people started to see my potential as a fast learner (OMG! hahaha…), so they shaped me as a content aggregator (the attribute I’m still awkward to wear) and now…as you crystal-clearly see, I compile things for my university website (yo bro, keep it secret okay? the university I mean, :D) and call myself a webmaster—a webmaster in the other sense of the job.
Well, I think it’s enough for me, bro. Let’s get to the business now. I still want to review another ton of books from my bookshelf. Well, it’s great to share my readings. Btw, bro, thanks for those YM-based consultation sessions. You’ll find me a real webmaster (I mean in your-version sense of the word). And here, under the category “webmastering”, you’ll find the non-technical side of being a webmaster–most of the time, :D.
