Curious to know what you all use for your off-site review platforms.
Off-Site Review Platforms
04/12/2010
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I use self-hosted wordpress, which is different than wordpress.com.
04/12/2010
I'm just on wordpress.com for now
04/12/2010
I use self-hosted wordpress too. (It's wordpress.org instead of .com) Loving it. Never was ever a fan of blogger.
04/12/2010
I'm at wordpress.com.
04/12/2010
I use blogger...but I am wondering if I should switch. I do not like my layout.
04/12/2010
Both my personal blog and Eden Cafe are on wordpress.org, paid hosting.
I've tried many sites; blogger, wordpress.com, livejournal, sensual writer. Nothing beats my own hosting.
I've tried many sites; blogger, wordpress.com, livejournal, sensual writer. Nothing beats my own hosting.
04/12/2010
Interesting way to word this, as though Blogger and Wordpress exist only for EF off-site reviews
04/12/2010
I'm not "serious" enough of a blogger to want to pay so that I can host my own blog, which is why blogger was my first and remains my only blogging platform (all my past blogs have been set to super-private these days... I liked to share a lot when I was younger!) Blogger is pretty limited, but it's a layout I'm familiar/comfortable with. I also blogged from myspace back when I still had an account, and until recently I used the notes section of my facebook account to do entries as well... but now that I'm mostly done with that, I'm going back to blogger.
04/12/2010
We use Wordpress too, hosted at HostGator.
04/12/2010
I use Wordpress, self-hosted.
04/12/2010
I currently use blogger.
04/12/2010
I use blogger. Easiest damn thing ever.
04/12/2010
I use WordPress, self-hosted by BlueHost. Like Carrie Ann, I have used so many different blogging platforms, having been in the blogging world for, oh about 9 years now. I started very young and of course kick myself in the ass for not keeping a blog I started way back in the day longer because it was kick ass far as ratings are concerned.
I've done a few web design jobs for people who use Blogger and I have to give you people who use it some major props because maybe it's just because I have a lot of knowledge as far as blogging platforms go, but for being so user-friendly, it confuses the hell out of me! Or maybe I'm just used to WordPress, or extremely dense; either of those!
I've done a few web design jobs for people who use Blogger and I have to give you people who use it some major props because maybe it's just because I have a lot of knowledge as far as blogging platforms go, but for being so user-friendly, it confuses the hell out of me! Or maybe I'm just used to WordPress, or extremely dense; either of those!
04/12/2010
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Ditto! Just signed up with HG myself after running into some issues with GoDaddy. Really liking them so far and it's nice not having to worry about my blog being to risqué and offending the sensibilities of the bigwigs at GD. LOL
Originally posted by
Alan & Michele
We use Wordpress too, hosted at HostGator.
04/28/2010
Blogger cause I am not a techie genius and it is user friendly (and free)... I wish I had more layout options, but I found one that works with my goals.
04/28/2010
Self-hosted WordPress, of course!
05/11/2010
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Yeah they're *really* open-minded. We had a brief problem getting set up (our coding issues, not their fault), and a couple of the reps spent nearly an hour between visiting our site and editing the code. We've noticed in our logs that one of them is still coming in to read the blog regularly .
Originally posted by
Felinity
Ditto! Just signed up with HG myself after running into some issues with GoDaddy. Really liking them so far and it's nice not having to worry about my blog being to risqué and offending the sensibilities of the bigwigs at GD. LOL
05/11/2010
I use blogger and love the layout from it compared to wordpress
05/15/2010
I use Blogger. I've been told Wordpress is superior and has more options, but I'm not all that tech savvy, and Blogger is pretty user-friendly. Plus, my blog URL is printed on my business cards, so I have to stick with it.
05/16/2010
I'm a big fan of self-hosted WordPress. I own a number of sites and self-host all of them. It helps a lot that I've got a heavily tech background so I can work on the backend of a lot of it.
05/18/2010
I use WordPress and host it on my own. I also create blogs for people who need help to get their sites up and running and teach them how to modify and add content. My blog is at link if you want to take a look. If anyone needs any help I am somewhat tech savvy and happy to answer questions
05/19/2010
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LOL That's classic - good stuff!
Originally posted by
Alan & Michele
Yeah they're *really* open-minded. We had a brief problem getting set up (our coding issues, not their fault), and a couple of the reps spent nearly an hour between visiting our site and editing the code. We've noticed in our logs that one of
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Yeah they're *really* open-minded. We had a brief problem getting set up (our coding issues, not their fault), and a couple of the reps spent nearly an hour between visiting our site and editing the code. We've noticed in our logs that one of them is still coming in to read the blog regularly .
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05/25/2010
I currently have a self-hosted site using Wordpress. My old blog was a free Wordpress blog. I love Wordpress.
05/25/2010
I use Wordpress. I feel like it has a lot more options.
05/28/2010
I use Blogger. I've considered Wordpress but sticking to Blogger for now as I'm tight on time and it's the only platform I'm "savvy" with.
06/30/2010
I use wordpress
07/13/2010
Definitely WordPress. It helps that we're both a bit geeky, as we self-host, but it's probably the easiest of any of the blog platforms to get up and running even for tech novices. 2c deposited.
07/19/2010
blogger.
07/19/2010
I started with Blogger. If I was doing it again I'd probably use WordPress because it's more customizable. If I had my dream it would probably be self-hosted so that there could be a mix of blog and "ordinary" website, possibly with a forum thrown in.
07/19/2010
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