Sanguinarius.org for Real Vampires

Welcome to Sanguinarius v5.

Nope, Im not referring to the so-called v5 Virus (or other alleged viruses) that supposedly turns people into vampires, but which is actually from a TV SERIES Read on

Sanguinarius has undergone a small number of not-so-small transformations. The first incarnation of Sanguinarius was The Home Page of Sanguinarius, located on AOL (shudder) way back in 1997 (v1), before moving to Tripod and becoming Sanguinarius: The Vampire Support Page (v2). Then it was hosted on a former real vampire resource and community site called The Coven Organization (v3). The Sanguinarius.org domain was launched on June 9, 1999 (v4), and has undergone a few cosmetic and structural changes since then, but nothing really major. By mid-to-late 2014, it was apparent that Sanguinarius needed some kind of content management system in order to grow and thrive. After some research and experimentation (and hair-tearing-out), I decided that WordPress would be the best solution, as it didnt HAVE to be a blog and besides, if CNN and many other major and well-known websites can use WordPress and look good, so can Sanguinarius.

Ive tried to include all the information, tips, guide, articles, FAQs and other stuff from the previous incarnation, though it may be presented in a different format or organization. The important thing is to IMPROVE upon Sanguinarius, not detract from it. Enough babbling; theres work to be done (and hair to be torn out weg)!

Feel free to look around or register/login as a member so you can post, comment, provide articles or materials, and do other fun stuff (coming later). You are not required to register in order to view the information on this site, or to vote in a poll. If you do register, it is advised that you include your name (it doesnt have to be your real name) and some sort of profile picture so I wont delete your empty profile because I think that youre a spambot which has managed to register. Default user role is Subscriber; send me a message if you wish to be promoted to Contributor so you can post, etc.

I would also like to thank Jarandhel Dreamsinger, who has helped me a LOT, from answering questions and explaining the intricacies of WordPress, to getting down and dirty and writing or configuring plugins and generally helping me on my site.

Sangi

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Sanguinarius.org for Real Vampires

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