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Hope they have backups and don't loose data. As much as I hate that their quality has gone down, I hate to see someone's hard work get killed by something like
by melvinram 17y ago
Hope they have backups and don't loose data. As much as I hate that their quality has gone down, I hate to see someone's hard work get killed by something like this.
- jrockway 17y agoMaybe people will finally stop using the duct-taped spaghetti called "wordpress".
- olefoo 17y agoWhat would you suggest as an alternative?
- NateLawson 17y agoJekyll outputing a static HTML blog, with Disqus for comments. I have a rule of no dynamic content on my webserver. http://jekyllrb.com/ http://jekyllrb.com/ (Yes, my blog is currently hosted at wordpress.com, but I'm evaluating Jekyll as part of the next round of server migrations. I started with wordpress.com years ago when I didn't want to run WP on my own server, but wanted the ease of a blog.)
- olefoo 17y agoThat's not a bad rule. I've actually been considering using sphinx http://sphinx.pocoo.org/ http://sphinx.pocoo.org/ for my blog reboot. Mostly because I'd like to offer visitors a choice of formats, read bits and pieces on the web or grab the whole thing as a PDF or reasonably priced e-book.
- est 17y agofrom my experience, wordpress itself is quit solid, most vulnerability are from third party plugins.
- olefoo 17y agoI'm not knocking WordPress, I've seen people do amazing things with. But for my needs it's not quite the right fit.
- NateLawson 17y ago"It's safe because I haven't been hacked yet." Meanwhile, pretty much everyone in the security community running Wordpress on their own sites got hacked via it in 2008-9.
- nailer 17y agoDjango CMS has massive momentum behind it right now. I'm still getting started with it so I can't speak properly of the quality yet.
- apgwoz 17y agoMovable Type.
- jrockway 17y agoThere is no usable blogging software.