Now anyone can create a page on Coastsider. Coastsider Insider is a place where Coastsiders can create and edit web pages about anything they’re interested in.
Insider is a wiki—a Web site that anyone can edit—pretty much like Wikipedia. Anyone with Town Hall posting access on Coastsider can create and edit pages in Insider.
You can keep track of new and changed pages using the Coastsider Insider updates box on the right side of most pages.
Right now, there’s not much in the Insider, except for a few pages about local government agencies. But you can make of the Insider what you will. It’s a good place for information about local nonprofits, clubs, sports, recreation, activities, events, and issues. And, like other Coastsider pages, Insider pages should be prominent in Google search results for Coastside-related links.
Insider is unmoderated, but our Terms of Use apply and we will be reviewing pages and changes to make sure that things are kept civil. You should also read the Frequently Asked Questions section of main page of the Insider.
You should be able to add text right away without any training. And it’s easier to format your text, add photos, or link to other pages than on a regular Web page. Click on the “Edit” link on any Insider page, and take a look at how pages are structured. You’ll probably catch on pretty quickly.
For more information about how to use our wiki software, click on “Wiki Help” in the right hand column of Insider.
Sequoia offers possibility of care on Coastside; CFMC records still in limbo, Jul 3 6:02pm, Carl May — I don’t believe the hangup for most people is the need for a clinic. Given the pain the closure of…
Sequoia offers possibility of care on Coastside; CFMC records still in limbo, Jul 3 2:50pm, Deb Wong — Well, o.k., I wasn’t looking at the price for it, just commented on the services. Their asking price & conditions…
Sequoia offers possibility of care on Coastside; CFMC records still in limbo, Jul 2 9:02pm, Kevin J. Lansing — A self-imposed parcel tax to provide free health care to 40 percent of the Coastside clinic’s patients? Put me down…
Sequoia offers possibility of care on Coastside; CFMC records still in limbo, Jul 2 4:57pm, Carl May — “Under the proposal, which is still very tentative, two-thirds of voters from Montara to the Santa Cruz County line would…
Post-Indendence Day Montara Beach clean up, Sunday, Jul 2 3:23pm, Anneliese Agren — Thanks for posting this Barry. I’m off my notification rocker right now. Too much to do, not enough time. :)…
Picture: Another view of Beachwood, Jul 2 11:04am, Steven Hyman — I’m no attorney either. I know when I sell land with a ccwd water connection, I specificially include that in…
Post-Indendence Day Montara Beach clean up, Sunday, Jul 2 10:47am, Dylan Oliver — No doubt all of our beaches will be in desperate need of help on Sunday morning. I say pick the…
Dog and 4th of July Fire Works, post 3, Jul 2 8:14am, Debbie Wolfe — Some advice from the ASPCA on pet safety for the 4th of July: Fireworks and Your Furry Friend I like…
Commute to South Bay From Montara, post 2, Jun 30 11:08am, Dan Blick — Hi Jim, Congratulations, and welcome to the Coastside! I’m in Moss Beach, and I’ve found that with no traffic, it’s…
Book Burning, post 1, Jun 16 9:57am, Kevin Stokes —
School Board "Special (construction)” Meeting, FRIDAY, June 12, 2009@1715, post 2, Jun 12 2:16pm, Barry Parr — What things are missing from the original Phase II?
We risk our lives on Highway 92, Let's do something about it!, post 87, Jun 10 7:15pm, Laslo Vespremi — I contend that 70% of the Hwy 92 problems are attributable to slow trucks and the Ox Mt. landfill. It…