Hi. I wanted to give some advance warning about how I work on Web sites. I edit, add, remove, change and mess with sites while they're live. I know it's not the most "professional" way to do things, but I honestly don't care much about that. To me, it's fun to just hack things. I try hard not to break anything important, but that's not to say I don't just muss around with reckless abandon.

My point is that things are bound to change drastically around here for a while. I just launched the site (finally) and I'll be playing a bit to see what I like/not about the layout & features. The general idea is to get things settled pretty soon and then dive into content additions. Hopefully I won't get too bogged down in structural elements, etc.

Again, thanks for visiting and please don't mind the mess. I'll explain what solution I chose for building this site and talk more about forthcoming features when I get a chance. (Also, I'm building up three (!!) different sites in parallel here so I'm pretty busy. I'll try to be quick though.)

--Hoza

Yeah, I hate "First Post!!!!" goons as much as you do, so I figured I'd get the true first post out of the way so we no longer have to worry about that.

Yay.

Now, on to the introduction -- ThisWorked.com is an idea I've dwelt on for some time and finally I'm building it out. The concept is to accumulate solutions to many of the various problems I'm dealing with on a daily basis. I do web/game/software development as well as just being a tinkerer and fix-it type dude. I'm constantly discovering solutions for various things and I want those solutions documented. This site is what I hope will provide that.

The concept is solid from a personal organization level, but I really hope it springs up into a community-oriented solutions database for many future hackers & handymen (& women). Please get comfortable and I'll build things out more so you can get an idea of what I'm thinkin' about here.

Welcome and thanks for droppin' in. :)

Cheers,
[Paul] Hoza