<p>Enter the content of your blog posting here. You can format the text you enter using the HTML editor (unless disabled in your Account Preferences). </p>
<p>A web log or Blog is journal-like tool that allows you to record your thoughts and experiences. You can allow other users to post comments on your Blog allowing you to create a dialogue with your readers.</p>
<p>While a Blog itself is considered an Artefact, so are any individual Blog postings you create. This means both Blogs and Blog posts may be added to a View.</p><p>
Your Blogs area lists of all of your current Blogs. Click on the name of a Blog to add a new posting or edit the Blog settings. To create a new Blog select Add Blog.
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<p>A blog is journal-like tool that allows you to record your thoughts and experiences.</p>
<p>By adding it to a view you can allow people to view a blog and post comments.</p>
<p>You need to create a blog before you can post entries, and you can have as many different blogs as you want.</p>
<p>When viewing a Blog you will see your postings with Drafts listed first followed by Published posts, both in descending date order. 10 postings are listed per page and a list of any files that are attached to a post are displayed. </p>
<p>You can Publish Draft postings from this screen as well as Edit or Delete both Draft and Published postings. Deleting a Blog post with an attached file will not remove the file from your Files area.</p>
<p>This page displays both draft and published posts. The draft posts appear above the published posts.</p>
<p>A draft post cannot be added to a view for others to see.</p>
<p>Use Add Post to create a new Blog posting. Once you’ve entered in content, you can either save the post as a Draft or Publish your posting.</p>
<p>If you would like to discard your posting or changes to a draft posting you can Cancel and return to the previous page. Please note that your content <em>will not be saved</em>.</p>
<p>Edit Blog allowsyou to modify the content of your Blog post and change any post settings. You can Edit a posting while in Draft or Published format.</p>
<p>You may Remove any files currently attached to a Blog posting at any time. Note that if you delete a file from a saved Blog posting the file <em>will not</em> be removed from your Files area.</p>