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| The following is a list of project milestones. See also [[history|version history]]. | The following is a list of project milestones. See also [[history|version history]]. | ||
| - | ===== Project Start ===== | + | It wasn’t so long ago that the idea of creating a website for your prevention program or organization was new and exciting, with so much to learn and do to make it happen. Today, static websites no longer make the grade. With the advent of social media, such as Facebook and YouTube, people increasingly expect opportunities to comment, share, discuss, and collaborate online. Yet there are hundreds of social media options to choose from, with new sites and features popping up all the time. While the rapid pace of technology may make the thought of jumping on board the social media train feel daunting, a well-conceived plan can help ensure a smooth ride. To develop this plan, you will need to take a step back and think through why and how you intend to use social media to support your prevention efforts. When all your excitement and hard work are met by nothing more than few likes from a handful how to get a ton of followers on instagram it's easy to get discouraged. Once you have a solid plan in place, you can board that train and feel confident that it will take you where you want to go! What do you hope to achieve by using social media? Try to think broadly about this, http://buyinstagramsfollowersreal.com/ |
| - | === March 2000 === | + | considering both short- and long-term goals. For example, you may consider adding a blog to your website to share updates about current prevention activities. The possibilities are endless! The world of social media offers you the capacity for ongoing communication, collaboration, and even social change. As your understanding of and comfort using social media deepen, consider its potential to influence—not just connect with—community members. For example, you might engage local youth in helping to shape the online conversation about drug use and prevention in your community. Or you might use social media to raise awareness about and gather signatures petitioning for a much-needed policy change to support prevention efforts. |
| - | I started the first work on the project in about March 2000, while I was working in the IT department of [[http://www.vse.cz/|University of Economics in Prague]]. The temporary name "WinSCP" (Windows Secure CoPy) was chosen until a nicer name was | + | |
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| - | WinSCP was probably the first GUI file transfer client for SSH ever (at least on Microsoft Windows platform). | + | |
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| - | Original idea came from Jan Havlicek. In fact he wanted the tool a great deal. And he bothered me for weeks until I finally decided to implement it for him, without actually needing it myself beforehand. He was also the first one who spread the word about WinSCP on the Internet, before the project pages were set up. | + | |
| ===== First Release ===== | ===== First Release ===== | ||