Your own domain with WordPress.com?
This FAQ states that in the near future you may use your very own domain with your WordPress.com blog. This will come as a nominal yearly cost.
This FAQ states that in the near future you may use your very own domain with your WordPress.com blog. This will come as a nominal yearly cost.
Have seen a lot of Flock the past few days and decided to investigate. For those who don’t know yet, Flock is a new browser based on Firefox. Wasn’t really into downloading it until I saw Matt’s post which got me interested.
Lately I’ve come across a lot of persons asking me about the privacy of blogging. Others tell me that they seem to know a lot about me by reading my personal blog even without meeting me. This led me to actually evaluate the privacy of having your own blog.
Tim O’Reilly in his article What Is Web 2.0? attempts to clarify Web 2.
Came across a nice article on geeksmakemehot on making your own guestbook in WordPress 1.5. This would be better than having an external guestbook because: 1.
Got another golden ticket for WordPress.com at another email address of mine. Now, that ticket is pretty useless for me as I already have a blog out here.
The last two days have seen long page loads along with temporary downtime at WordPress.com Well things seem to be back on track now. Though I do have a feeling that an older backup was used, because I seem to have lost a comment on my post below.
Have been using WordPress for over two years now and Blogger for a year. Had always hosted WordPress as my personal blog while chose to start using Blogger just as a test. We now have WordPress.
Technorati Profile This post is solely to claim this blog at Technorati.
Have had some time to evaluate WordPress.com since I signed up two days ago. Signing up was rather easy without having to fill in too much details.