Remember that Edgeio, the web2.0 classified site, bought a major IDX provider about a year ago…
Now that Mike let us know that Edgeio is closing its doors, I can’t help but wonder what will become of the hundreds (thousands? tens of thousands?) of broker and agent websites that ARES powers.
[…] However, 4realz asks the important question “What happens to Adaptive Real Estate Services?” […]
Put a time stamp on these, if you would. Email me if you want code for it.
Greg: I went super-duper lazy and just used a standard theme from WP.com. At some point, I’ll upgrade to be able to “modify” the theme, but for now, I’m stuck with what they give me. 🙂
Another idea is to just get another theme. I’m not wedded to this one and if I do change, I’ll look for one where a time-stamp is standard.
Check.
Posting this often, knowing when would be a bonus. I get the time in my feed reader, so I guess I’ll live.
It’s like watching you do push ups.
I spoke with ARES and they said they had split back out and will continue on.
Sean
Thanks for the follow up Sean! 🙂
Dustin…how many more blogs do you think you can operate? 🙂
Anthony: Never too many blogs! 🙂
Actually, I unloaded a bunch of blogging duties recently. At this point, the only two blogs I’m running are this one and Rain City Guide! Makes it quite simple actually!
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