Comments on: Start a Wordpress Blog on Your Own Site - Part 2: Why Wordpress? http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/ Ideas for better blogging Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:29:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Google Magic Formula http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-4563 Google Magic Formula Thu, 01 May 2008 15:54:07 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-4563 <strong>1 google magic formula com</strong> Google Magic Formula 1 google magic formula com

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]]> By: Europe A La Carte Blog » Blog Archive » Guest interview - Tracy DeLuca of Travel Betty http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-4334 Europe A La Carte Blog » Blog Archive » Guest interview - Tracy DeLuca of Travel Betty Wed, 09 Apr 2008 05:14:20 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-4334 [...] comments - I think it is a good idea to self host your own blog from the outset, it gives you more freedom and control. Luckily one of our sons is my IT expert [...] […] comments - I think it is a good idea to self host your own blog from the outset, it gives you more freedom and control. Luckily one of our sons is my IT expert […]

]]> By: Blogsolid http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-1544 Blogsolid Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:21:34 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-1544 Hi 001Dark. I'm glad you find Blogsolid useful. You are welcome to post a link to Blogsolid on your site, but please don't copy this content :) Imar Hi 001Dark. I’m glad you find Blogsolid useful. You are welcome to post a link to Blogsolid on your site, but please don’t copy this content :)

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]]> By: 001Dark http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-1543 001Dark Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:16:29 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-1543 hi i'm from russia :) u blog cool useful, may post u inf. on my site ? hi i’m from russia :)
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]]> By: ForumViaggiare http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-457 ForumViaggiare Sun, 28 Oct 2007 10:24:53 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-457 Also in Italy Wordpress is the bloggers best choise for its power and simplicity. Also in Italy Wordpress is the bloggers best choise for its power and simplicity.

]]> By: FAHIEC.com http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-368 FAHIEC.com Sun, 21 Oct 2007 15:09:37 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-368 That really cool! That really cool!

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]]> By: Blogsolid http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-308 Blogsolid Tue, 16 Oct 2007 09:20:24 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-308 I'm no programmer, but I managed to figure out how to use template tags pretty quickly. It's definitely not "rocket science" :) Hi Matthean. Sounds like you've been round the blog. Sorry, lame joke, I know. Interesting that you and redwall prefer using WP over writing your own systems. I guess it makes sense as WP already has all the bells and whistles. I’m no programmer, but I managed to figure out how to use template tags pretty quickly. It’s definitely not “rocket science” :)

Hi Matthean. Sounds like you’ve been round the blog. Sorry, lame joke, I know. Interesting that you and redwall prefer using WP over writing your own systems. I guess it makes sense as WP already has all the bells and whistles.

]]> By: Matthean http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-306 Matthean Mon, 15 Oct 2007 22:16:39 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-306 I am working on having done all three. I hand coded a site way back in the day. By the time WP was in beta I was looking to switch over. Once 1.0 hit I used WP on my own hosted site. I got away from web development, so I let that site go. I recently got back into it, and went and got a WP blog hosted by them. I am now working on actually learning PHP and MySQL for freelance type work, so a blog/cms type tool is pretty much a no brainer. WP is great, wonderful, the big 800lb. gorilla of blogging, and all that, but in all honesty I use maybe 1/3rd of the stuff I could on it. Can I add, edit, and delete content, have a feed, and have my info secure? Anything else is just gravy for me really. I am working on having done all three. I hand coded a site way back in the day. By the time WP was in beta I was looking to switch over. Once 1.0 hit I used WP on my own hosted site. I got away from web development, so I let that site go. I recently got back into it, and went and got a WP blog hosted by them. I am now working on actually learning PHP and MySQL for freelance type work, so a blog/cms type tool is pretty much a no brainer. WP is great, wonderful, the big 800lb. gorilla of blogging, and all that, but in all honesty I use maybe 1/3rd of the stuff I could on it. Can I add, edit, and delete content, have a feed, and have my info secure? Anything else is just gravy for me really.

]]> By: redwall_hp http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-304 redwall_hp Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:22:15 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-304 I'm a total Wordpress maniac. I <i>could</i> build my own CMS if I had to, but where's the sense in that when I could something as great and easy to use as Wordpress? I’m a total Wordpress maniac. I could build my own CMS if I had to, but where’s the sense in that when I could something as great and easy to use as Wordpress?

]]> By: portable webmaster http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-302 portable webmaster Mon, 15 Oct 2007 12:29:43 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-302 Hello, For me i'm using e107 cms, it's very handy and very easy to use. You check out here: http://freeportableapps.info/news.php Please if you have any remark or comment feel free to notice me ;) Hello,
For me i’m using e107 cms, it’s very handy and very easy to use.
You check out here: http://freeportableapps.info/news.php
Please if you have any remark or comment feel free to notice me ;)

]]> By: Julia http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-300 Julia Mon, 15 Oct 2007 09:42:19 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-300 I agree with Ryan! It's so easy, and you can customize anything you want, as soon as you get the hang of template tags. With widget-ready themes, it's even easier to change your content without getting near the code. I don't have any 1337 scripting skillz, I wish I had, so this is the best way to have a blog! I agree with Ryan! It’s so easy, and you can customize anything you want, as soon as you get the hang of template tags. With widget-ready themes, it’s even easier to change your content without getting near the code. I don’t have any 1337 scripting skillz, I wish I had, so this is the best way to have a blog!

]]> By: Ryan http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-295 Ryan Mon, 15 Oct 2007 01:26:19 +0000 http://blogsolid.com/ideas/2007/start-a-wordpress-blog-on-your-own-site-part-2-why-wordpress/#comment-295 Because it is ridiculously easy to use, easy to customise, comes with heaps of community developed plugins and themes and it runs nice and quick. Basically, a complete noob can handle it no problem at all. Even template customisation is a breeze with WordPress. The other major reason to use WordPress is that it seems to be the up and coming blogging software. It is rapidly improving and even if it can't do exactly what you 'd like it do now, chances are in a years time the development team or the community will have come up with something to suit your needs. Because it is ridiculously easy to use, easy to customise, comes with heaps of community developed plugins and themes and it runs nice and quick. Basically, a complete noob can handle it no problem at all. Even template customisation is a breeze with WordPress.

The other major reason to use WordPress is that it seems to be the up and coming blogging software. It is rapidly improving and even if it can’t do exactly what you ‘d like it do now, chances are in a years time the development team or the community will have come up with something to suit your needs.

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