A New (New) Beginning With Some More Changes

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03.05.2006 | Chris Bailey

Okay, okay…if you’re wondering what in the hell is going on, you’re probably not alone. I kind of wonder the same thing at times.

I’ve made an about face and ended the experiment which was Drupal. Too much trouble and too much work. I never felt comfortable with the interface and many of the plugins needed tweaking that was out of my league. And, perhaps more importantly, I was getting a little skittish that it was too arduous on you folks who visit and read.

So, here I am pleasantly enjoying my experience with WordPress (hey, Kevin H. you can stop smiling now). In one week, I was able to put together a far better site that mixed a blog with the kind of content management that I need.

There have been some downsides to the move so please bear with me. Probably the worst of it is that I lost a couple of recent posts and their trackbacks and comments.
I figure more will come later. It’s late now and I need some sleep to prepare for a busy week. Enjoy the new site.

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2026 Responses2006-03-06+03%3A55%3A15Chris+Bailey to “A New (New) Beginning With Some More Changes”

Troy Worman (March 6th, 2006 at 12:54 am) Reply

Chris! I love the new look. It is Fantabulous! The fusion of WorkPlay and Alchemy is brilliant. Well done, Sir.
Ben (March 6th, 2006 at 2:56 pm) Reply

Thank you for switching to full text RSS feeds!!!
Kevin Holland (March 6th, 2006 at 4:48 pm) Reply

Very nicely done, Chris! Love the new look.
Phil Gerbyshak (March 6th, 2006 at 5:43 pm) Reply

Brilliant Chris. I like it even more than the las iteration of your site. Well done!
Chris Bailey (March 7th, 2006 at 8:30 pm) Reply

Hi all, thanks for the good cheer. Now that I’m working with an easier (yet still quite robust) platform, blogging is starting to be fun again. Chris
Joy (March 16th, 2006 at 12:24 pm) Reply

Chris, this one gets my vote. Really like it….and yes, it’s easier for US as well. Thanks.

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I help business leaders and their organizations improve how they relate to their customers, employees, and other critical stakeholders. It’s born out of my belief that individuals crave meaningful relationships and want to be involved with companies that connect with them personally. I’m devoted to helping organizations discover the unique qualities that make them remarkable.

I’m currently a Master’s student at the University of North Texas studying business anthropology.