[pct-l] trail journals vs. postholer

[Patrick Beggan]

Yes, pimp that journal service, Postholer! ;)

You know, I actually like the features of the postholer journals  
better than the trailjournals. Unfortunately, all the traffic is at  
trailjournals. :P

I've defeated both choices by just using my wordpress blog and  
assigning a friend to copy and paste duty from my blog to a  
trailjournals entry. Bonus: I can style my wordpress blog however I  
want and I have complete control over the hosting service.

http://blog.iugosus.com although its mostly about my photography right  
now.

You should consider starting your own blog if neither service meets  
your requirements for versatility. Postholer is feature-rich and  
trailjournals is traffic-rich but you can merge the two if you have  
the patience.



On Jan 27, 2008, at 5:55 PM, Postholer wrote:

> Hey Kim,
>
> At Postholer.Com you can send journal entrys from any email device,  
> such as
> Pocketmail, Blackberry, PC, your cell Yahoo or AOL account, Outlook,
> whatever! If you can attach a photo to your email entry you can also  
> send
> that into your journal!
>
> Trail Journals has more journals than any hiking site. Is that what  
> defines
> better? You decide. Here's a TJ/Postholer comparison chart:
> http://postholer.com/journal/compare.html
>
> Postholer highlights (TJ's does not have any of this):
> + EMail your entrys
> + Associate entrys with a location on our Google Trail Maps
> + Make your journal public or private
> + Download your entire journal in text format
> + Complete control of *your* journal
> + No advertisements and we don't ask for donations. Period.
> + and lots more....
>
> Journal/Map demo:
> http://postholer.com/journal/demo.html
>
> Spam concludes. ;)
>
> -postholer
>
> ------------------------------------
> Trails : http://Postholer.Com
> Journals : http://Postholer.Com/journal
> Maps : http://Postholer.Com/gmap
>
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