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http://wordpress.com http://wordpress.com it just works. for everything. i've tried posterous and returned to wordpress. edit: i've used wordpress both as a
by diN0bot 17y ago
http://wordpress.com http://wordpress.com
it just works. for everything.
i've tried posterous and returned to wordpress.
edit: i've used wordpress both as a tech-dumb, just-want-to-blog-fast user, as well as set up and customized on my own server. curious what problems others have found with wordpress.
- aw3c2 17y agosecurity, bloat, ugly code, annoyingly frequent updates.
- slig 17y agoHe pointed out to the hosted version of wordpress (.com)
- unalone 17y agoHere's my big Wordpress problem: It adds too much shit to a default install. Sidebar? Archives? Tag lists? Blogroll? Datestamping? Comment numbers? When I install Wordpress I immediately have to go in and remove everything. It gives me so goddamn much to work with. Its themes are overall too bloated for my taste. It's a good solution blogging-wise, but I wish they would make it easier to get rid of all the junk.
- whalesalad 17y agoYou get the full power of WP, hosted on their servers. It's not as flexible as rolling your own, however. I'd also vouch for Posterous, but it's not as advanced as something like Wordpress is.