A web-zine for writers and editors who create content for online media. Includes many useful and thoughtful articles, including examples and analysis of web sites that succeed or fail to provide for their visitors' needs. They discuss writing and editing not only for all kinds of web sites, but also e-mail publications, intranets, and any other venues that may appear in the future. Everything from the business and legal aspects of content development, to the evolving aesthetics of this medium, to the merits and flaws of specific projects is fair game. Writers, editors, photographers, and others can become members and create a free, detailed profile in this database.
Online venues seeking content help can search the database.
A comparison chart of the major search engines and the factors that affect if and when a page is indexed. Includes a clear beginners' explanation of each factor, including a discussion of meta tags and keywords. I've found Peter Kent's book Poor Richard's Web Site very useful. It doesn't spend much time on writing as such, but it does cover many relevant topics for site developers. The second edition of this book is now available.