[epub] Do you store your articles on-line?

[Dianne Reuby <d.reuby@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I recently started writing articles for the web - I've submitted them to 
the free content mailing groups, and included an auto-responder, but I also 
signed up for free "office space" with intranets.com, where people could 
log in as a guest and read/download them.

intranet.com are discontinuing their free service, so I'm wondering - is it 
worth having them on-line? Is an auto-responder enough?

What do you all think - if you think they should be on-line as well, should 
I simply store them on my web site somehow, or can anyone recommend any of 
the other free office type sites?

Thanks for any input you can give me!

Dianne Reuby <><
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