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I don't think anyone should be locked into a specific blogging platform and should own their content 100%. WordPress has been my blogging platform of choice fo
by mpurham 8y ago
I don't think anyone should be locked into a specific blogging platform and should own their content 100%.
WordPress has been my blogging platform of choice for years but, I've tried many different platforms and ultimately ended up returning back to a platform (ORG) in which I could have total control over.
I've also built a tool (https://scribewp.com/ https://scribewp.com/) which allows me to now write my blog posts in any text editor I prefer and later I can sync a markdown file to a posts or page in WordPress. This has improved my productivity and I own my content 100%. While medium is a great platform, there is too much noise going on when reading a blog post.
- amelius 8y agoThe problem is not only how much how a blogging platform owns your blog, but also that it owns the viewer's eyeballs. From the moment the viewer reads your blog, the platform has power over the viewer.