The truly web clueless won’t use it. They aren’t going to set up web sites or will hire others to create content. I’ve met knitting store owners who don’t want a web site because they are afraid the web will somehow invade their pc and delete their accounts! (Not making this up.)

The moderately savvy manage to master blogger, typepad or wordpress — sometimes with help from friends.

And mind you, as a middle age knitter, I know loads of people who aren’t exactly IT types!

We are actively working with Google on a new method of indexing to assure that Texty content is well indexed – and I can assure you that the company is built to survive – and that there should not be any issue of the company disappearing and content no longer loading!

content creation is more than bold text. You cannot really compare formatted text and web development either. That’s just like saying, pears are better than coffee. They are two totally different things, though we all know that coffee is better. :)

You could try to compare Template Monster and webdesign. Of course everyone can buy a layout for little money and have a decent, not-so-unique website. Or you can hire a professional so you integrate online into your general CI/CD and so on.

In any way – don’t fear your nephew! And if there is one thing I do believe in it is, that competition makes me better.

Thanks for your comment,
Till

JS-Kit was mentioned in the Texty article in TechCrunch as
having quite useful tools for sites and bloggers (Ratings for
posts, Top Rated which aggregats Ratings data, Polls, etc.)

I realize that I may be risking here, but, I invite you to
look at our “kit” and am open to listening to your thoughts.

We have over 6,000 sites using the code and are hopeful that
we can (at least!) raise your eyebrows.

Feel free to contact me directly if you wish.

Best,

Khris Loux
CEO JS-Kit

khris at js-kit.com