Ok. This is not what I would have done, because I see income as a source of funds, so if I have money then I could
dedicate some time to Orbiter without caring about money anymore.
But also, to me, being "rich" is to have enough money to make an ordinary living so you don't have to care about
money. So "rich" in the personal level is not having little money so you worry about not having food on the table, or
too much (like a Forbes multibillion dollar celebrity) so you worry about people trying to take it from you. So as I see
it you are "rich" in the sense that richness is to have a peaceful and ordinary life, filled with the delight of enjoying
those little moments that makes us more human.
Since the life of an indie entrepreneur is a life of making money and since orders don't use to come on a regular basis,
but sometimes you have lots of orders and sometimes you have none, I wanted to make sure that even in those
moments of low demand you are still "rich" (under the definition I used before).
This is why, if I was you, I would seize my personal website to advertise what I sell for a living.
But I understand that you keep this site "off duty" and on a personal level.
Probably I was raised in the world of internet by some material on internet marketing, and I see internet as a way to
advertise and bring what you have to the world.
I was raised by the principles of internet marketing written by an IBM internet marketing manager, and when I tried
to put those principles to the test, I created my website (
http://www.geocities.com/alpharomeo81/MainMenu.html )
as an experiment. But since all experiments come to an end, it was left there, unattended, and I learned a few tricks
on internet marketing along the way. I also learned about basic elements of website design with
http://selfpromotion.com/As the experiment was over I did not host my own site anymore, so I had my materials hosted elsewhere, just like
these images I made as fan art for Star Control II
http://starcontrol.classicgaming.gamespy.com/fan/3drender13.shtml
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