Enquirer’s “Get Published!” renamed “Share it!”

Yesterday, one of us received the following email from Dianne Gebhardt-French, the Enquirer’s Community Publishing Editor, in which she promoted the recent redesign and expansion of the community web pages, including the addition of blogging. Since curiosity nearly always gets the better of us, we have a few questions: What do our readers think about the Enquirer’s newly designed website, especially the “Share it!” community pages? Will Norwoodians become major contributors/participants? Does the addition of blogging mean the Enquirer has completed their transition to being an interactive electronic news medium...and how much longer do we give the print version?

Ms. Gebhardt-French’s email:

We appreciate your ongoing contributions!

Thanks for using the Cincinnati.Com network to share your news, photos and calendar events and more.

We've redesigned our Web pages and dramatically expanded the ways you can participate. Now you can comment on stories and blog, in addition to posting your stories, pictures and calendar events.

We've changed the name to reflect our open invitation to you: Share. Formerly known as Get Published!, the tool works exactly the same and one log-in works anywhere on our site.

The bottom line is you. You play a vital role in providing the very local news that our online users demand.

The list is exhaustive - neighborhood meetings, rec leagues, cute kid pictures, new businesses, military enlistments, school plays, fundraisers, church events and concerts. Oh, and, festivals, community cleanups, scholarships, sports. You get the point - if it makes your life and community special, Share it! Visit Cincinnati.Com/Share to get started.