To unify the look, feel, and use of my website I plan to move all parts of it to Posterous around December 04-05, 2010. Currently some parts of my site reside with a web hoster while the blog is on Posterous. With the advent of sub-pages I see no reason to keep my site split between my hoster and Posterous anymore as described in this blog post: Integration of Posterous with web presence.

As Posterous only supports one custom domain and not one main domain and multiple sub-domains pointing to different pages of a site, the address of the blog, and of the blog’s RSS feed, will change. The blog will become the home or landing page of my site instead of residing on the “blog” subdomain. The “blog” subdomain will cease to exist. Please update your bookmarks to point to www.bjoernknafla.com.

The RSS feed is handled by Feedburner and it seems as if I can jus tell them to find the feed data at another address while keeping the Feedburner RSS feed address constant. This means that for most subscribers there shouldn’t be any necessity for change.

I am beginning to blog and don't want to administrate my blogging software/server myself (greetings to the currently running attack on non-updated WordPress blogs). Because of its ease of use for short blog posts and its (constantly growing) integration with many other web services (like Twitter) I decided to test Posterous.
 
My plan: integrate Posterous as transparently as possible into my tiny web presence. Posterous allows to run your blog at your own domain instead of just under <yoursitename>.posterous.com - they call it custom domains.
 
And here I hit a stumbling block: I am also using my website and blog as an outlet for my freelancing and consulting in the area of computer and video game parallelization and my countries law requires to show an imprint with contact infos. Where to show this imprint? And where to put my short about info?

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