where you gonna sleep tonight?

[reflectedeve]

I'm just a little bouncy and distracted at work today, waiting to leave early so I can head over to Lowell for my Believers Never Die show. :DDD

So I'm pondering something, and I could maybe use flister advice. I just paid off a rather large bill for the webspace I share with a couple of friends (we thought we'd set up automatic payments quite some time ago, but apparently it never took). We've shared the domain since high school, and I'm a little attached to it, but I'm starting to wonder if it's worth keeping.

Neither of my friends have updated their sites in a few years, and sweetvalleyslut is off in the Peace Corps now, so she won't touch hers anytime soon. I haven't updated in awhile either, really; I do use the sites to showcase my art, but I could probably do that just as easily from a blog of some kind? Easier, really. (I use deviantArt too, but I'm not exactly in love with it.)

Artists on my flist, what do you think? (Or, you know, anyone else. :)) Is it that important to have your own personal website? (Or I might think about getting one just for my original work at some point, and keep fanart to LJ/DW/DA. I'd still need to host the work somewhere - people seem to use Photobucket for that a lot?)

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[reflectedeve.livejournal.com]

Well, I definitely want some kind of central net presence . . . I'm just thinking that it might wind up being a blogspot or something, for the timebeing. :)

Aw, I'm sorry I missed this comment! I didn't see you there, but I did have early entry with a few people. I hope you had fun!

[sofiaviolet]

No worries, I ran into some other people from the internet.