IFTTT: If This Then That -- social-media tool

This was mentioned in an unrelated thread, so I wanted to put it out front in case you missed it.
Passed along by member Sean Poppe, this app is called IFTTT...

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This was mentioned in an unrelated thread, so I wanted to put it out front in case you missed it.
Passed along by member Sean Poppe, this app is called IFTTT...
Passed along by "How To Make Webcomics" co-author Dave Kellett, here's a simple way to stop people from scraping ["hotlinking"] your comic.
As I did last year, I thought I'd share some things I did this year and discuss their effectiveness.
Last year, my list looked like this:
This year, I experimented with several plug-ins and third-party add-ons to my site -- in part because I wanted to be able to speak intelligently about them here. Here are a few thoughts on how some of them have worked out:
What's working
What's Not Working
What's kinda working
Here's my list for this year:
Thanks, mainly, to the helpful video that member Chris Hanel posted in the Private Forum, I finally figured out what I was doing wrong with DFP. In the spirit of the long-running tradition of "I screw up so you don't have to," here's a brief overview of setting up DFP right the first time.
Today's Archive Dive is from Dec. 12, when member Jules shared an excellent tip on how to handle a last-minute order from your store that is intended as a gift.
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