Warning: ranting ahead.
Face it people: noone gives a damn for you on the ‘nets.
So don’t go around threatening “you’ll leave”. Don’t be a drama queen and announce your nth Internet exit, hoping for “please don’t go” comments. Because guess what: after some days, noone will remember you.
That’s the sacred and damned way of the Internet: you can’t control it. You can’t keep something alive if you don’t update it, reminding to people that hey, you exist.
Services like Facebook, Twitter, blogs, they’re just that: reminders of your online presence to people. So don’t expect someone will care if you stop updating all of a sudden. Because we’ll just go on.
Threatening, suing, being rude, complaining, ranting, it’s all useless. The show will just go on.
Face it, or do us all a favour and stop messing the web with your obnoxious self.
Life before discovering Madrugada:
Life after discovering Madrugada:
madrugada
There are some times that I just ‘click’ with a website. I see it and – voilà! I fall in love with it, instantly.
That’s what happened with Weinbau-Trummer.at. My eyes first stopped on the lovely picture of the vine leaf, maybe because it’s such a familiar image for me that it was strange to see it on web (may I remind you that I live in Crete, Greece).
Then I admired the subtle colour scheme and the pretty logo, that’s unlike all the huge logos we’ve grown accustomed to. I’d prefer the links to have a more greenish colour to better match the leaf photo, but this olive green works nice too.
Weinbau-Trummer.at is pretty
My only pet peeves are the difference in header typography and the lack of real wine character – I don’t know German, I understood that it’s a site about wine or vineyards but I’m still not sure: is it?
web design, weinbau-trummer
