Now That's What I Call Value.

byTwack

2.2K followers

3 years ago

As I embrace the 'short post' I can think of no better way of initiating myself than by passing on something that caused me to say 'Now that's what I call value'.

It's been a long day and I find myself on the first step of the stairs that leads to the 'Land of nod', yet, at the same time I'm inextricably drawn back to my desk to pen just a few words.

As if, it's just not in me. Why use one word when you can use many. Surely the art of engagement is being able to keep the reader reading, even when there is nothing to say. Not that I have nothing to say, if I look to my right there is an open pad with half a dozen items that are worth exploring. (Er, it's actually on my left, see, fuzzy)

Normally I would now add an image of said notepad, thus proving my point, or is it providing evidence or proof ? No matter, I probably won't remember writing this tomorrow as I am in what's known, by me and a few others that remember the quote from a previous post, as the 'Fuzzy Zone'.

Get my bad self past 10.30pm and I'm fit for nothing, well, we're twenty one minutes past the 'Witching Hour' so all bets are off.

Over two hundred words and still no point in sight, how remiss of me, time's a wastin'.

Before I get to it, can I just say that the Yellow Pencil plugin, is a joy to behold. I added it to one site over a year ago and used it once, to reduce font size. A year later and I have once again downloaded it for another site but this time with artistic intent.

I couldn't tell you what its main attributes are but it adds another menu that allows you the ability to do all sorts of things with your text and that's just the part I know about. Also, I found it by searching for 'Yellow Pencil' but I don't think that's it's name anymore but it was yellow, if that helps.

Anyway, that's not why I'm here. I am here to point you in the direction of another member's post. Dave (@Dave07) is the man in question, who passed on the web address of a wonderful site.

On my list of things to do this weekend, sorting out two privacy policies was high up the pecking order, genuinely. Then, out of nowhere, well actually in my notifications, there is Dave's post.

A Great Free Privacy Policy Generator

"You are havin' a larf" I said to myself in a poor imitation of someone speaking 'Cockney' but no, Dave wasn't having a 'larf' he was serious.

I went to the site, followed the instructions and 'BOOM!' there was my GDPR compliant privacy policy, in under a minute. I was so impressed I did another one for one of my other sites.

Two, in under two minutes. "Bravo old bean" I said, this time doing a much better impression of the landed gentry.

Now that's what I call value. Thank you Dave and good night.

Twack Romero