Well, quiet for me!
I wanted to let everyone know that I’m in the process of transferring this blog to the newly registered http://www.apihtawikosisan.ca (and .com), and the logistics involved in this is what has diverted my attention lately. I’d like to pretend that I can take credit for all the complex technical details, but I’m as tech savvy as a muskrat. Mostly I’ve been mentally reorganising and compiling excellent links and resources for both language learning and general education on indigenous issues.
All that to say, I’ve been doing a lot of web-surfing lately, and having my socks blown off by just how much native peoples are accomplishing and developing in so many fields. I want to bring those achievements to a wider audience, and WordPress is just getting too confining.
I’m trusting that the transition will go smoothly and as time goes on there will be some visual changes to the site as well as a lot of new content. I hope you bear with me. In addition, it’s possible that this blog will be cohosted by rabble.ca in the near future which should nicely offset the fact that some articles are also on HuffPo!
Don’t worry, I’ll be running my mouth off again in a very short time.
âpihtawikosisân 
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Will tweet link as much as I can.
Make sure to redirect to .com to the .ca to improve your google ranking.
I look forward to it! Thanks!!
WordPress itself is not confining, but wordpress.com could be. I wish you will in your transition!
Good distinction. I’m still going to be using the WordPress platform:)
🙂 you go girl!
I hope for a smooth transition for your work here is much appreciated apihatawikosisan 🙂
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