Upon first glance, VerseGuru gave
me the impression that it might be
rather mundane. The design was
nice enough, with easy navigation
and nifty buttons, but the first couple
of weblog entries were not exactly
attention-grabbing.
Upon reading further into the weblog,
the author redeemed himself with a
plethora of interesting links and
information. I spent a lot of time (at
least an hour) checking out these
links, finding new thing after new
thing that I bookmarked for later
reference (including his site). A
major plus was the fact that he made
descriptive comments about each
link, so I always knew what I was
getting into, or if I should bother
checking them out at all. The weblog
entries were still splattered with
some random blurbs about things
such as garlic and the wonder of
bullet points, but there was enough
tech talk, cool links, and interesting
matter to pull the weblog through.
Several of the navigation buttons led
to unfinished pages, which was a bit
of a disappointment. Backing out to
the main index page, I felt as if I had
been led to the end of the website
rather than the beginning. The
weblog page definitely seemed like
the hub. I liked the fact that the
weblog archives were listed by
quarter rather than by the typical
month or weeks.
VerseGuru is a must-see if you are
technically aligned and you want to
spend some time checking out
some fresh and interesting links.
With time, I feel sure that the author
can round out the unfinished parts of
the site with more worthwhile
content.VerseGuru