Nice site design. Okay, I need your advice.
So, I wanna make my secondary school site, and I am looking for site template.
Can you advice some online place or other resource where I can find many site templates?

It would be better if it will be free:)
I think many of us have personal sites, do you design it yourself?

Regards, Bill.

Says it all – although I can perfectly understand that given the pressure of a group who are determining their position in the network it becomes the realm of a few individuals to re-define where and what composities confidentiality and at what point competitive advantage overtook the need to apologise.

Or in less than cryptic tones – why ?

What has the Association to hide and who holds the key to it’s content ?

I’m all for the country mile provided I’m trudging it through sleet and snow and mud and cow dung to get to the pub only to find it’s out of beer.

Thats the issue with forums mostly – threads, threads and more frayed material trying to fit through the eye of academic needle

The problem with a forum is that the goal posts can move. Is that a bit too obscure? In Nancy White’s article at http://kt.flexiblelearning.net.au/edition-11-editorial/blogs-and-community-–-launching-a-new-paradigm-for-online-community/ she talked about new paradigms.
One of the images that has stuck with me is the idea that within a forum where there are many strands the focus can very easily move from one strand to another.
I don’t think a blog is as easily hi-jacked, although you may say something which makes your reader resolve never to read your blog again
Stronger voices in a forum can also hi-jack the discussion, especially if they are determined to be the definitive-answer-to-everything on every strand of the forum. These stronger voices are also capable of deterring anybody else from commenting. The question in a forum is how much intervention there should be.