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February 9th, 2008 @7:00 pm  

Nice!

I also did sort of a ‘Inside Story’ on this. Check this, if you’re interested.

Jo Said,
February 10th, 2008 @12:52 am  

Nice comparison. I stumbled you.

Me Said,
February 10th, 2008 @3:01 am  

Even though I use a wordpress blog, I kind of like blogger better.

The simple reason is blogger allows you to fiddle around with the html code while the free version of wordpress doesn’t.

And I don’t agree with your pluggin argument about blogger. There are heaps of third party widgets that can be included in blogger.

The only thing I see good in wordpress is that it has a pretty simple way of leaving a comment. Most people still don’t know how to leave a comment in Blogspot blogs, and the tiny space they allow to type your comment is kind of demoralizing.

rumbling Said,
February 10th, 2008 @3:08 am  

Nadz,
checked out the post , nice one.

Jo,
Thanx for the stumble

Me,
what you say is true , But for the average guy who doesn’t have technical knowledge of how to fiddle with HTML wordpress is far better.

dgarman Said,
February 10th, 2008 @3:57 am  

I haven’t used blogger, but after reading a few comparisons, such as yours, I decided to go with wordpress. However, if you are using a wordpress.com hosted blog like me, and not using worpress software on your own server, using adsense adds is against there terms of service, and can result in your blog being deleted.

February 10th, 2008 @5:08 am  

May I just clarify the difference between the two types of Wordpress blog being discussed? At Wordpress.com you are able to create a free blog which is hosted there, but as such has limitations.

At Wordpress.org you download Wordpress for upload and installation to your own server. Many hosting companies’ Control Panel provides Fantastico, which effects the installation automatically for you — brilliant!

Self-hosted Wordpress is an excellent blog – it’s infinitely customisable, and because it’s so popular with programmers, there are always new plugins, widgets, and clever little scripts sprouting up everywhere, which makes it a lot of fun, as well as exceptionally versatile.

An earlier comment above appears to make a comparison between Wordpress plug-ins and Blogger widgets, which are two entirely different things, so I’m not too sure what’s going on there;-D

rumbling Said,
February 10th, 2008 @5:26 am  

dgarman I think the problem is wordpress doesn’t allow java scripts.you can get more information here. I read the policy and here’s something I found.

Affiliate marketing blogs: Blogs with the primary purpose of driving traffic to affiliate programs and get-rich-quick schemes (”Make six figures from home!!”, “20 easy steps to top profits!!”, etc). To be clear, examples like people writing original book or movie reviews and linking them to Amazon, or people linking to their own products on Etsy do NOT fall into this category.

So if your having a blog with original content and not a get rich quick scheme I think you should be ok.

Mia Said,
February 10th, 2008 @7:57 am  

Now this post was right along my tech wavelength. I could understand what you were talking about. :)
I didn’t know there were that many themes to choose from. Must have a look again.
I valued this tip “you can write a post now and set the time stamp to a future date so the post…….”
Thanks for the post.

Bong (JB) Said,
February 14th, 2008 @2:46 am  

Blogger.com VS wordpress.com, blogger is better since it allows us to monetize our websites.

Blogger.com VS WordPress blog platform, it depends.

Blogger is limited, we can’t even edit comments, but it’s beauty lies in its simplicity. We can blog away and not worry about a multitude of maintenance stuff as blogger almost does everything for us except write content. If we also have a basic knowledge of HTML and CSS, we can tweak the template to suit our needs.

There is also a ready-made network waiting as soon as we register a blog. We have made blogspot blogs that already received a few wayward visitors a day after WITHOUT us doing any promotion or marketing.

WordPress the blog platform is best if we want total control of our blogs. And total control means there’s always something to be done in order to make our blogs competitive.

Actually, we can’t compare Blogger.com with WordPress the blog platform because they are slightly different animals. Blogger is a FREE blogging service while WordPress is a blog script.

We can instead compare WordPress to Joomla or Drupal.

Thanks. :D

February 15th, 2008 @5:46 pm  

For me, hands down is wordpress!!! :)

jdogsmit Said,
March 20th, 2008 @3:54 am  

Hello!
Im new here so just wanted to introduce myself.
My name is Shayne and im from Boston and… umm i love to smoke hookah and blow os.
lol anyways.. Nice to meet you guys.

Cialisoi Said,
July 17th, 2008 @8:25 am  

Usefool post, thx

hooka Said,
August 26th, 2008 @9:20 pm  

This is my first time visiting your site and i must say i like it alot.
Your post was an educationa read.
I will definetly check back here more often!

hooka

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