Soft Release of LearnGuitar.GA Website Weekly Live Streams on Wednesday Nights at 7 pm EST, Testing First LiveStream Tomorrow at 7pm EST Link Will Be in Post and on Website

Hey gang, finishing up the learn guitar website in Django, permissively licensed open source webframework. The URL is free from freenom.com. The hosting is free from Heroku. The git repository is free at Bitbucket with the source and all entity owned content released under the unlicense
https://bitbucket.org/fatkatoriginal/lg/src/master/
http://unlicense.org/
http://learnguitar.ga/

I hope anyone who want some free guitar playing advice to come on by and check out the stream for free questions. I may try to do google hangout or something so you can join your video maybe. This is a Soft Launch since I have a few things I want to fix up before promoting the site more and trying to figure out ads somehow.

For many years I put off creating a guitar learning course and thanks to steemit, I finally did so and hope to make it better and try to make even more content to make steem the coolest network chain around. Thank you so much for the support and steem community. Currently this account is looking for steem delegations and can pay a good rate up front or after. This initiative hopes to create even more public domain unlicensed content to expand the actual creative commons not the nonsense copyleft perversions that if you doesnt use right is copyright infringement—is that really free?

Anyhuh the video tutorials finish with an ad for the steem network and the public domain train @pdtrain project to help provide steem for accounts that create public domain content. If you are willing to unlicense your content and would like to be sponsored by @pdtrain feel free to hit up “TheFatKat” on Discord.

The following Django tutorial was really helpful to figure out that framework. I also had a heck of a time figuring out PostGres and am still figuring it out. But if you have Django/PostGres, wanna talk open source come on by the live streams and it will take secondary priority to guitar learning related questions. Or come talk about articles of bands that use guitar with cool videos on the internet I should consider writing posts about—but that also would be secondary to learning guitar, on this channel at least.