It has come to my attention that some listeners are unable
to access alt-tech platforms on some of their devices. These platforms;
Bitchute, Odysee and Rumble, are the ones I primarily use for HPANWO Radio
podcasts. I do so because I respect their commitment to free speech in the
current political climate that favours censorship. However, I appreciate all
HPANWO Radio listeners and will do whatever it takes to supply their
requirements. For this reason all new podcasts, from now on, will also be added
to the new HPANWO Radio RSS feed, see: https://rss.com/podcasts/hpanwo-radio/.
Thanks Ben appreciated you doing this. Geom
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome, Geom.
DeleteI like the way I have to highlight the hyperlink text to see it. It reminds me of the Indiana Jones scene where the character scatters the gravel over the chasm revealing the hidden bridge. I also like the way it takes about a dozen attempts to submit a comment on blogspot.
ReplyDeleteAnon, I can see the link plainly on my monitor. I choose light blue to make it stand out and to distinguish it from the normal white text. As for Blogger, they are far from perfect; I'm the first to admit. Keep trying. Bear in mind nothing gets published unless I approve it. It's the only way to stop trolls abusing and fed-posting all over my pages.
DeletePS. I've brightened the tone a bit. Is that better?
DeleteIt's the blue hyperlink on the black background that is practically invisible (unless highlighted). Whatever adjustment you made didn't make a difference but, let's face it, it's not a big problem. Having said that, I do find white text on a black background very harsh on the eyes. It literally burns an image on my retina. Perhaps that's just me? (Genuine question.)
DeleteBTW, good idea of using a player instead of Rumble etc but a good innovation would be a mp3 download, Podbean for example: https://www.podbean.com/
Hi Anon. I don't know. It depends on the contrast on your monitor. As for downloadable podcast. You can have them on Odysee which has a house download function. You can convert it to MP3 with free software. What's more Archive.org can do direct MP3 downloads.
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